How to Apply
- Send your CV and an Application Letter in English (400-700 words).
- We read every letter, and it carries more weight than your CV. It does not need to be formal or polished. Answer these three questions:
1. Find a broken process: Pick a process you have personally observed - your university's course registration, a coffee shop you worked at, a club you organized, a queue you stood in. Describe how it works now, where it breaks down, and what you would need to find out before proposing a change. We are not looking for a clever solution. We want to see what you noticed and what questions you would ask.
2. A problem you got stuck on: Describe something difficult from your studies, a project, or a job. What was the problem, how did you approach it, what did you do when you got stuck, and how did it end?
3. Something you changed your mind about: What did you believe, what made you reconsider, and what did you take away from it?
Use real, specific situations from your own life: Answers that could have been written by anyone - or by a language model - will not be prioritized. We can tell.
One Last Thing: We are not looking for the fresher who already knows the most. We are looking for someone curious enough to ask, structured enough to analyze, willing to challenge an assumption, honest enough to admit being wrong, and stubborn enough to keep learning. MES, factory operations, BA frameworks - we can teach all of that. How you think is the harder part. If this sounds like you, send us your CV and Application Letter.