Can you get people on the line and schedule meetings in the calendar? Then become our new student assistant.

Can you get people on the phone and meetings on the calendar? Then become our new student assistant.

You should think it's cool to book meetings.

That's basically all there is to it.

At Industriens Pension we are looking for a student assistant who wants to call companies and get meetings on the calendar for our four client managers. And you are not calling to sell a meeting; you offer a free meeting about the pension scheme that the company's employees already have with us.

When you don't have the phone at your ear, you'll also have some hours in the reception, ready to help your colleagues or greet the house's external guests.

Most meeting booking. And room for your ideas.

You will, as a starting point, spend a minimum of half of your time on meeting booking. The rest of the time you help in the reception, where you answer the phone and greet guests. The position is 15-20 hours per week.

When you are well settled in the job, the benchmark is around 10-15 booked meetings per week.

And meeting booking is of course more than just grabbing the phone and hoping for the best. You also get to go behind the scenes: the technical setups, workflows and collaboration with the client managers. If you see a smarter way to do something, speak up. We are quite fond of good ideas.

Before we turn our eyes to you, hear a little about our part of the deal. You get …

• room for study to come first
• colleagues who help you along when something hits a snag
• your daily routine in the middle of Copenhagen with canteen, gym and the possibility of a massage
• a house where “psychological safety” sits nicely high on the management's fancy PowerPoints, and where you can also meet colleagues for Friday bar, table tennis, board games or DHL relay

But what is it actually like to be a student assistant with us? Hear what Victoria, who is herself a student assistant in the department, has to say:

"Industriens Pension is a place where you get the opportunity to take responsibility and develop. At the same time, you are part of a department with a really good sense of community. We help each other, share our experiences and have fun together in everyday life. There is room to be ambitious and to laugh together, and that is one of the things I value most about working here. As a student assistant you feel like a natural part of the team, and I look forward to welcoming a new colleague to the department."

We could of course write even more nice words about ourselves. You can also just meet some of the people who already work at Industriens Pension. Put faces to some of your upcoming colleagues here!

The phone should be a part of the fun

We care less about what’s at the top of your student card and more about whether you actually want to call.

We imagine that you

• like to make outbound calls
• get a little kick from landing a meeting
• can take a no and move on to the next conversation
• meet people professionally on the phone and in the reception

If you have tried your hand at meeting booking, telemarketing, customer service or something similar, that’s fine. Experience we can use. The eagerness for the next call is more important.

We hope you can start as soon as possible.

Do you have questions?

Then Kasper Kjems, Communications Consultant in the department, would be more than happy to answer them. Write to him at [email protected].

Does this sound like the perfect student job for you?

Then send us your CV and your application no later than October 31, 2026. We conduct interviews on an ongoing basis, so no need to wait until the last moment.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Application deadline: Oct 31, 2026

Location: Copenhagen K