Internship
Customer Development & Digital Transformation Working Student
DATEV eG
1,001-5,000 employees
Tax and accounting software provider
No salary listed
Bremen, Germany
Hybrid
Partial mobile-working option; home-office days are available.
Bachelor's
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- The candidate must be studying Business, Business Administration, Business Information Systems, or a comparable degree program.
- The candidate must have good knowledge of common Microsoft Office applications.
- The candidate should be interested in digital business processes, cloud solutions, and transformation projects.
- The candidate must work in a structured, independent, and reliable manner, think analytically, and approach challenges in a solution-oriented way.
- The candidate must have strong organizational skills and be able to manage and consistently follow up on multiple topics.
- The candidate must communicate confidently with different stakeholders and work both independently and as part of a team.
- Support the preparation and follow-up of strategic customer discussions, research relevant information, and prepare metrics and key topics for customer meetings.
- Coordinate appointments and meetings and prepare mailings in coordination with internal departments.
- Create, maintain, and track action plans for customer development and cloud transformation initiatives and support implementation controlling.
- Contact firms and customers, clarify open topics, support sustainable customer outreach, and identify development opportunities.
- Attend customer meetings, document results and follow-up actions, maintain tasks from team meetings, and contribute to projects that improve processes and ways of working.
DATEV eG provides information services and software for auditors, tax consultants, and their offices. It offers a modular mix of software, services, and knowledge designed to fit different office sizes and specializations, with a centralized DATEV computer center that acts as a data turntable to share tasks and data among members and their clients. The company’s software helps handle daily work, reduces routine tasks, and keeps figures up to date, enabling collaboration between auditors and tax consultants and their offices. Unlike many competitors, DATEV combines a large cooperative structure with tailored, modular solutions, extensive international presence, and a focus on coordinating workflows and data exchange to create synergy in accounting processes. Its goal is to support its members at home and abroad by expanding across Europe and providing integrated software, services, and knowledge that streamline tasks for accountants and their clients.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Koblenz, Germany
Founded
1966
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- DATEV reached 1.01 million customers by June 2026, up more than 80,000 year-to-date.
- First-half 2026 revenue hit 881.0 million euros, driven by Rechnungswesen and Personalwirtschaft.
- AI-integrated tools like DATEV Copilot and Automatisierungsservices expand across the 2026 product suite.
What critics are saying
- Sebastian Koch was removed from the Vorstand on 29 June 2026, signaling governance strain.
- On-premises DATEV programs begin phasing out in 2026; migration failures disrupt Kanzlei operations.
- Austria-specific products end by 31 December 2029, shrinking revenue and regional credibility.
What makes DATEV eG unique
- DATEV owns German tax, payroll, and accounting workflows inside one cooperative platform.
- Its cloud-native data centers in Germany keep sensitive client data under domestic control.
- DATEV Kanzleimanagement starts cloud migration in October 2026, deepening advisor lock-in.
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Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
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Company News
Banks: Pennylane raises 175 million euros. Paris-based fintech offers a platform for accounting and financial management. The company also wants to invest its raised capital in the German market. Germany CEO Janiesch: Valuation is said to have doubled. Photo: Pennylane Frankfurt. Fresh capital for Pennylane: As the Paris-based fintech announced on Tuesday morning, it secured 175 million euros in a funding round. From the company's environment, it is understood that the valuation is said to have roughly doubled. In the last funding round in the spring of last year, Pennylane was valued at 2.2 billion dollars (approximately 1.9 billion euros). The round is led by investment firm TCV. Blackstone Growth, an investment division of asset manager Blackstone, is also involved, as are existing investors. 'Especially for the German accounting and financial market, this funding round is an important milestone for Pennylane,' said Tobias Janiesch, who is responsible for Pennylane's German business. The capital enables significant investments in the German market. In the long term, it also provides financial resources to be able to react early to a possible consolidation of the European market, according to the company. Pennylane currently employs 1000 people and is an AI-supported platform for accounting and financial management. Founded in 2020 in Paris, the company advertises that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and tax consultants can collaborate on their platform, for example on topics such as accounting, invoicing, payment transactions or reporting. Through this and by automating a variety of manual tasks, customers can achieve 'significant savings,' Pennylane advertises. Currently, about 800,000 companies in France and 6000 tax consultants across Europe use the software. At the end of November last year, the fintech expanded into the Federal Republic. The company does not disclose how many customers it has gained since then in Germany, its second market. In this country, Pennylane competes with accounting software Datev, among others. The Paris-based fintech is not yet profitable. According to its own statements, the current annual recurring revenue is about 115 million euros. They are approaching profitability, Janiesch emphasized. However, the company does not aim for profitability 'for its own sake.' 'Our corporate strategy follows a long-term vision: We are investing massively today to quickly create the best possible tool,' said Janiesch.