HR & Administration Internship

Paid internship at XWiki · Starts after academic term Categories:- Non-Tech City:room Iași Required skills: english Learning GoalsBy the end of the internship you will have learned about the HR & Admin role in an IT Open Source company:How we bring talented people inHow we maintain the well-being, engagement and growthHow we support the management, teams and individualsHow we contribute to business developmentWhat will you doDepending on the team's priorities, you will have the opportunity to:Get involved in the recruitment and onboarding processesParticipate to HR marketing activites (events, communication, newsletters etc)Contribute to the team engagement activites (on-site/remote)Get involved in administrative & office related activitiesLearn how to use XWiki and CryptPad, as well as other toolsPotentially tackle the basics of finance, sales administration and legal aspectsWhat we look forWe will of course look at the fit for our team, your skills, previous experiences (if any) and potential, but what we would really like to find is:Passion for HR & AdminWilligness to learn and to bring your contribution to the teamAn easy going, positive and proactive attitudeFluent English, and if you know some French, even better!Training & MeetingsOffice orientationAn introduction to the XWiki company and the HR & Admin teamTraining by doingRegular meetings with the mentorsMid term and final evaluation; assessment of the internship's successDurationThe chosen candidate can expect a full-time internship during summerThe daily schedule: 8 h/day in the 8-20 bracketPaid internship, with an internship contractOpen plan office with fun activities (Table Football, WII / video games, board-games, etc.)Refreshments and fruits on the houseOpen and collaborative environment where your ideas are heardCasual dress codeMentorship by experienced persons that will help you develop your HR & Admin potentialPossibility to join as a full time or part-time employee after the internship

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