GTM UK – Internship / Working Student

Autarcenergy · via Arbeitnow ·

TypeRemote job
LocationBerlin
Posted3 hours ago
CompanyFounded in Berlin, autarc is a 55 person start-up which graduated from Y Combinator in San Francisco. Our team consists of people in Sales, Tech and Operations and we serve more then 2.000 customers in Germany. 

Our next step is to expand into new countries and the UK market is next – that is why we are looking for a motivated and ambitious Intern to join our team in Berlin.

Role descriptionYou will be working alongside the GTM Lead and the Sales team with hands out tasks around our expansion. This internship has a specific focus on sales, business development and product expansion. 
Hands on support of our sales team in their day-to-day work, including customer contact
Develop our sales decks and marketing material
Take part in events, fairs and customers visits on-side in the UK
Support the development of AI and automation tools that improve our effectiveness

The role has a 75/25 split between operational tasks & strategic topics. Anticipated starting date for this 4-6 months internship would be 1st of January 2026.

RequirementsBachelor's degree in business, economics or software engineering
Previous startup, consulting or VC experience
Fluent in English
Based in Berlin with a willingness to work hybrid (office in Mitte)

What we offerFreedom to choose your own equipment
An annual team retreat
The choice between Dance or Deutschland Ticket for mobility 
Urban Sports Club for fitness
Regular team events, lunches and activities

Next stepsIf your application is successful, you will participate in the following:
Screening call with someone of the sales team
Culture fit call with Thies (Co-Founder)
Take home case study (approx. 1 hour)
Final on-site interview with the team 

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