Offshore Logistics Student Worker | BOM & Inventory Support

Siemens Gamesa; Esbjerg; On-site; DKK 165,000 - 262,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Global team opportunities

Medical benefits

Paid time off and parental leave

Continuous learning via Learn@Siemens

Job summary

Siemens Gamesa is seeking a dedicated Student Worker for our Offshore Equipment Center in Esbjerg. You’ll help manage material supply for offshore wind turbine projects and gain hands-on experience in logistics and inventory control while supporting a team of around 50 professionals.

You will maintain BOMs, assist with stock movements, and help ensure optimal stock levels. Strong Danish and English communication, along with an analytical mindset, are essential to succeed in this role.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s program at a Danish educational institution.
• Strong communication in Danish and English, written and oral.
• Analytical mindset, outgoing personality, quick learner.
• Structured and organized with a collaborative approach.

Responsibilities

• Maintain bill of materials (BOM) for various materials.
• Create Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and Enablon/Safety observations.
• Assist with stock updates and movements between plants.
• Support reorder point follow-ups and cycle counts for stock accuracy.
• Assist planning and handling ad hoc administrative tasks.

Skills

Danish language proficiency

English language proficiency

Analytical mindset

Structured and organized

Teamwork

Fast learner

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s program in a Danish institution

Tools

MS Office

SAP

Excel

Power BI

Job description

Siemens Gamesa is seeking a dedicated Student Worker for our Offshore Equipment Center in Esbjerg. You’ll help manage material supply for offshore wind turbine projects and gain hands-on experience in logistics and inventory control while supporting a team of around 50 professionals.

You will maintain BOMs, assist with stock movements, and help ensure optimal stock levels. Strong Danish and English communication, along with an analytical mindset, are essential to succeed in this role.