Continuous Improvement Internship: Process Automation Audit & Quality Control

Academic training: Students in their final years of a Degree or Master's in Engineering, Industrial Organization, Business Administration and Management (ADE), Business Analytics, Quality Management, Processes, or related degrees.

Internship agreement: It is an essential requirement to be willing to sign a collaboration agreement with your university or study center.

Desired profile: A very organized, rigorous, analytical person with great attention to detail, comfortable working with business rules, control matrices, and documentation. Interest in process automation, QA, and continuous improvement (No programming knowledge required; the focus is strictly functional).

Technical knowledge: Fluent use of the Microsoft 365 suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).

Key competencies: Analytical capacity and rigor, proactivity and initiative, and adaptability/learning agility.

Languages: English level B1-B2 recommended.

Financial aid (Scholarship): €800 gross per month.

Learning plan: Acquisition of advanced project management methodologies, functional process auditing (QA), and a practical vision of the deployment of automations and applied AI in the insurance sector.

Are you passionate about continuous improvement, process optimization, and Artificial Intelligence applied to business without the need to program? At Allianz, we are selecting an intern to join the Continuous Improvement department within the Operations area through the Allianz Horizon Program.

In this position, you will dive headfirst into the forefront of the company's operational transformation. Your main mission will be to audit, control the quality, and validate at a functional level the automated processes (referred to as "minions") and corporate AI initiatives, ensuring compliance with business rules, documentary traceability, and excellence in processes.

As a Continuous Improvement Intern, your main responsibilities will be:

Monitoring and auditing of automations: Reviewing that each minion or automated process has its control/audit in place, verifying review evidence, and keeping the status registry updated.

Requirement validation and Functional QA: Contrasting the actual functioning of automations against business rules, executing test cases, and recording incidents in a clear and reproducible manner.

Documentary control and traceability: Keeping requirement matrices, tests, and validation evidence up to date.

Deviation management: Identifying points for improvement or functional failures in developments and escalating them for rapid resolution.

Documentary support and reporting: Preparing monitoring reports, presentations, and executive summaries for the area's continuous improvement initiatives.

Schedule: Part-time morning shift, Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 14:00 h, ideal for combining with your degree or master's.

Flexibility: Hybrid work modality (2 days of teleworking per week and 3 days in person).

Duration: Initial contract of 6 months, extendable for another 6 months (6+6).

Location: Barcelona office.

Start date: January / February (start of the Horizon program).