Ausbildung zum Fachinformatiker Systemintegration (m/w/d)
EUROPCELLHanau, Hesse, Germany
Posted March 4, 2026
Internship
About the Company
EUROPCELL, founded in 1995 and headquartered in Germany, specializes in the global trading of pulp, packaging papers, cardboard, graphic papers, and specialty pulps for fibre cement and viscose fibre manufacturers. With 20 branches worldwide, the company delivers localized service while maintaining a strong international presence. Its core value is people—customers, suppliers, and employees—who are nurtured through team-building initiatives and a culture that celebrates diversity across 20 countries. By prioritizing sustainable growth and cross-cultural collaboration, EUROPCELL distinguishes itself as a reliable partner committed to delivering high-quality paper solutions and exceptional service.
Job Description
Your tasks include administration of network devices, infrastructures, and security systems, as well as participation in the development of applications tailored to customer needs. You will work on the optimization and digitalization of our processes. The training period is 1 year, starting August 1, 2026, and includes personal mentoring and a motivating working environment.
Requirements
- University entrance qualification, vocational baccalaureate or intermediate secondary school certificate
- Good knowledge of German and English language in writing and speaking (mandatory requirement)
- Ideally, some knowledge of IT
- Interest in economic and business connections as well as international trade
Benefits
- Free sports offers
- 30 days annual leave
- Financing of the 365-euro-Hessen-Ticket
- Regular employee events and events
- Personal mentoring during the entire training period
- Option to shorten the training period if you perform well
- A motivating working environment with good public transportation links
- A high take-over rate of our trainees
- Room for your own ideas in a growing medium-sized company with international orientation
- An open corporate culture with short decision-making paths
