International Settlement at Nordnet Bank AB
Stockholm Area, Sweden
- Current
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- International Settlement at Nordnet Bank AB
- Past
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- Customer support at Nordnet Bank
- Technical Sales at Quest Software
- Research assistant at Max Planck Institute for Economics
- Intern at NATO International Staff
- Intern at German Consulate General in Osaka, Japan
- Intern at United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
- Soldier at German Armed Forces
- Education
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- Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
- Uniwersytet Jagiellonski w Krakowie
- Högskolan på Gotland
- Fernuniversität Hagen
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Heiko Bubholz’s Experience
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International Settlement
Nordnet Bank AB
(Public Company; NN B; Banking industry)
October 2009 — Present (3 months)
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Customer support
Nordnet Bank
(Public Company; 201-500 employees; NN B; Banking industry)
September 2007 — December 2009 (2 years 4 months)
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Technical Sales
Quest Software
(Public Company; 1001-5000 employees; QSFT; Computer Software industry)
January 2006 — September 2007 (1 year 9 months)
I joined the company at the Cologne office in as sales associate. My main duty was lead generation for application and database management software. Another responsibility was to coach younger colleagues.
After my transfer to the Swedish office I became sales representative. The responsibilities went beside the sales tasks so far as to organize sales events in cooperation with colleagues from the US and to take part in trade shows. My customers were among mid size and larger companies as well as the public sector.
Within the Swedish office did I specifically take care about products for application development and test. Apart from that have I been asked by the product management for another monitoring solution in the US to establish a Nordic partner network. -
Research assistant
Max Planck Institute for Economics
(Research industry)
August 1999 — August 2003 (4 years 1 month)
While studying in Jena I was fortunate being able to work both administratively as well as at a number of the staff's projects on fundamental economic research objectives, both doing quantitative analysis as well as identifying and acquiring data and information.
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Intern
NATO International Staff
(Political Organization industry)
October 2002 — December 2002 (3 months)
Supporting the Naval Armaments Group in their daily work. Help organise high level summit on armaments issues. I developed further a system to handle differently classified documentation of the group. My work was was even acknowledge by the than Secretary General. During the internship did I also research for what was to become my master thesis on behavioral economy and decision making.
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Intern
German Consulate General in Osaka, Japan
(Government Administration industry)
February 2001 — March 2001 (2 months)
Reporting on economic and political developments in Japan to the foreign ministry. For example writing reports on indirect subsidies of domestic industries and a survey on increasing power of local governors. Taken part in representative events.
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Intern
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
(Non-Profit; 5001-10,000 employees; International Affairs industry)
August 2000 — October 2000 (3 months)
Participant in Camp Sadako program; Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda
I supported UNHCR field officers in their daily procedural and monitoring duties in three refugee camps while living in the local refugee settlement. Received training and attended seminars in all areas of UNHCR’s work.
Before that I had been inter with the German UNHCR office for a couple of month, working predominalty on issues with Bosnian refugees. -
Soldier
German Armed Forces
(Military industry)
September 1996 — July 1998 (1 year 11 months)
I spent roughly 2 years with the German Armed Forces. During my service I had the opportunity to participate in the Stabilization Force Peacekeeping Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina. There I served in a mixed French German transport unit and was awarded to the NATO Medal and the Medal of the German Armed Forces.
Heiko Bubholz’s Education
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Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
MA , Economics , 1998 — 2004
Master degree from the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany. Courses in public finance, political economy and economic policy. Master thesis on decision making and behavioral economics of a military alliance.
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Uniwersytet Jagiellonski w Krakowie
MA , European Studies , 2001 — 2002
Master degree from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. Courses in political and social science, history, economics, European law, Master thesis on European integration and administrative models.
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Högskolan på Gotland
Wind Power 2007
Courses in wind power technology
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Fernuniversität Hagen
Law
Courses in German civil, commercial and public law
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