Internship
Learning & Development Working Student
Instructional Design
Haufe Group
1,001-5,000 employees
Integrated B2B business and workplace solutions
No salary listed
Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Hybrid
Hybrid work combines office presence and home office, depending on team needs and agreement.
Bachelor's, Master's
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- Be enrolled as a Bachelor's or Master's student in a field such as adult education, educational science, media education, media and communication studies, teacher education, or a comparable program.
- Have initial knowledge of designing and creating learning content, learning videos, or software training, as well as using learning management systems and authoring tools.
- Have an interest in technical training and new technologies, especially exploring new software such as Haufe X360.
- Work in a structured and independent manner and contribute ideas within the team.
- Be proficient with Microsoft Office and have very good German and English language skills.
- Take primary responsibility for further developing and maintaining the learning experience platform to continuously improve the learning experience.
- Produce and post-produce learning videos using Adobe Premiere and Vyond.
- Support projects involving the creation of learning content that effectively integrates learning objectives, learning tasks, and examinations.
- Help implement instructional concepts using modern teaching and learning methods.
- Gain relevant professional experience at the intersection of innovative software solutions and modern continuing education.
Haufe Group is a B2B provider offering integrated business and workplace solutions, combining content, software (including Lexware), and training to help people and companies develop and navigate transformation. Its products merge digital content, business software, and training to support workflows, administration, and professional development, helping customers manage transformation and growth. It stands out with a broad, multi-brand, one-stop portfolio from a family-owned German group, focused on transformation and the adoption of new technologies across the DACH region. Its goal is to shape the working world of tomorrow by helping customers innovate and transform through a steady mix of content, software, and education.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Freiburg, Germany
Founded
1951
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- July 2026 revenue rose seven percent despite a challenging market environment.
- January 2026 launched seven CoPilots for HR, tax, finance, and sustainability.
- Active hiring stayed strong in 2026, with 33 open jobs on August 18.
What critics are saying
- Microsoft 365 Copilot and OpenAI commoditize workflow software in 2026.
- DATEV, SAP, and niche SaaS attack Haufe's tax, HR, and finance lanes.
- If AI answers bypass paid content, Haufe's subscription model erodes fast.
What makes Haufe Group unique
- Haufe CoPilots pair rightsholder content with regulated-workflow AI in 2026.
- Lexware, Haufe Akademie, and publishing create cross-sell across German SMEs.
- Haufe Group passed €600 million revenue in July 2026, funding reinvestment.
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Company News
Haufe Group Ventures, the investment arm of Haufe Group, invests up to €1 million initially in B2B software-as-a-service startups. Recent investments include CyberDesk, a Munich-based cybersecurity startup founded in 2022, alongside Venture Stars, TKM, Gründerfonds Ruhr and Caesar Venture. Managing Director Jasper Roll says the current investment environment in Germany is "better than many think" for strong teams, though increasingly challenging. He notes an "abundance of solutions", particularly around AI, making differentiation crucial. Roll advises founders to focus sharply on defining real problems rather than technology capabilities. "Software is increasingly becoming a commodity," Roll said. "The decisive question is no longer what your technology can do, but which problem you actually solve — and why it's relevant enough for someone to pay for it.
Mozaik, a corporate video platform powered by AI, has secured seven-figure financing in a round led by STS Ventures. No further details about the funding amount, valuation or other investors were disclosed.
Dyno, an Offenburg-based startup, has expanded its pre-seed funding from €1.5 million to over €2.5 million. The extension was led by Haufe Group Ventures, with new participation from Quint Ventures. Previous investors 468 Capital, Lea Partners, and Mätch VC, along with business angels like Martin Trenkle and Christoph Zöller, also contributed. The funding round was completed in October 2023. Dyno aims to leverage strategic synergies with Haufe Group Ventures.