Working Student - Accounting (f/m/d)

As a Working Student - Accounting at the Applike Group, your main responsibilities include managing accounts payable and receivable alongside our Shared Service Center, being a point of contact for financial matters, preparing financial statements, and seeking opportunities for process improvements. This role is crucial in supporting the overall financial operations of the company.

To qualify for the Working Student - Accounting role at Applike Group, you should be currently studying in a finance-related field. Ideally, you will have some experience in accounting focused on accounts payable and receivable. Being organized, a team player, and having proficiency in accounting software, as well as MS Office or Google Workspace, is highly beneficial.

Yes! The Working Student - Accounting role at Applike Group offers a hybrid working setup with 3 core office days and flexible hours. This allows you to maintain a healthy work-life balance while gaining valuable experience in the finance world.

As a Working Student - Accounting at Applike Group, you can expect a range of benefits, including 30 vacation days, access to an in-house gym with fitness classes, and remote work options. Additionally, we prioritize mental health support and team-building events to enhance your work experience.

The interview process for the Working Student - Accounting position at Applike Group consists of multiple stages, including an initial interview with Talent Acquisition, a case study, and follow-up interviews with key members from the Finance team. This structured process ensures that we find the best fit for both you and the company.

In preparing for this question, you can highlight the accounting software you've used during your studies or internships. Discuss specific tasks you performed, such as managing accounts, conducting reconciliations, or generating reports to demonstrate your hands-on experience.

When answering this question, be clear about the definitions: accounts payable refers to the money a company owes to suppliers, while accounts receivable is the money owed to the company by customers. You can illustrate your points with examples from previous experiences where you handled either area.

Discuss techniques such as double-checking entries, using software tools for validations, and maintaining clear records. You may also want to mention seeking feedback from peers or supervisors to continuously improve your accuracy.

Explain your personal strategies for time management, such as creating to-do lists, prioritizing tasks, and setting specific goals. You can mention any tools or software you use that help you stay organized and meet deadlines.

Use this question to show your enthusiasm for both the role and the company. Talk about how Applike's innovative environment and commitment to excellence in accounting align with your career goals and interest in finance.

Discuss your understanding that feedback is essential for growth. Give an example of a time you received criticism, how you responded positively, and the changes you made as a result. This shows you value improvement and collaboration.

When answering this, focus on a specific situation where you encountered difficulties and how you worked within your team to solve the problem. Highlight your communication skills and ability to adapt.

Mention key skills such as attention to detail, analytical thinking, proficiency with numbers, and good communication skills. Explain why each skill is necessary for success in accounting roles.

Express your commitment to continuous learning by telling about resources you use, such as websites, seminars, or newsletters focused on accounting updates. This shows you’re proactive about your profession.

Discuss your willingness to analyze and enhance existing systems. Give an example where you suggested or implemented a process improvement in your previous role or internship to illustrate your proactive approach.