Offer summary

Qualifications:

Currently enrolled in a relevant degree program, such as psychology, sociology, or marketing., Strong analytical skills and ability to interpret consumer behavior data., Proficiency in statistical software and data analysis tools is preferred., Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal..

Key responsabilities:

Assist in conducting research on consumer behavior and preferences.

Collect and analyze data to support research findings.

Prepare reports and presentations based on research results.

Collaborate with team members to develop research methodologies.

The Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions (NIM) is a non-profit research institute at the interface of academia and practice. NIM examines how consumer decisions change due to new technology, societal trends or the application of behavioral science, and what the resulting micro- and macroeconomic impacts are for the market and for society as a whole. A better understanding of consumer decisions and their impacts helps society, businesses, politics, and consumers make better decisions with regard to “prosperity for all” in the sense of the social-ecological market system. The Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions is the founder of GfK.

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