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Billund · Onsite

Student Worker - Strategy

Are you an analytical thinker eager to explore strategy and make a meaningful difference for children?

Join the LEGO Foundation and gain practical experience with strategy development and decision-making in an international, purpose-driven organisation.

Turning complex questions into clear answers

As Student Worker in Strategy, you will do the research, analysis and drafting behind good decisions. Working closely with our Senior Strategy Manager, you will contribute to key strategic projects and preparations for Board and Leadership Team meetings. You will strengthen your analytical and strategic skills, gain first-hand insight into how strategy is shaped and brought to life, and contribute to our ambition of creating better outcomes for children.

Your key responsibilities will include:

  • Researching and analysing topics that inform our strategy, e.g. benchmarking other foundations and mapping experts in education and child development

  • Helping prepare Board and Leadership Team meetings by drafting slides and pre-reads, gathering input from teams and checking quality

  • Supporting priority projects with analysis, workplans, workshop preparation and follow-up

  • Tracking progress on our strategic priorities and targets, and flagging where action is needed

  • Providing data and analysis for our portfolio process, which helps us decide what to scale, adjust or stop

  • Using AI to automate tasks and make processes smarter wherever possible, to improve how we work


Build your consulting toolbox
This role is built for learning. You will practise the core tools of strategy consulting on real work, with regular feedback from the Senior Strategy Manager.

  • Problem solving: breaking big questions into manageable parts and working from hypotheses

  • Analysis: turning data and research into insights and recommendations

  • Communication: building a clear storyline and writing slides with a sharp “so what”

  • Project management: planning the work, keeping deadlines and coordinating input from several teams

  • Workshops: preparing agendas and materials, and capturing decisions and next steps


Structured, curious and driven by impact
We are looking for a student with a structured mindset and a genuine curiosity about how strategy is made and delivered. You want to build the skills to do it well and you are motivated by improving outcomes for children.

You are currently enrolled in a relevant degree (e.g. business administration, economics, social sciences or similar) with at least 1.5 years remaining of your studies.

Furthermore, we expect you to have the following qualifications:

  • Strong analytical skills and a structured way of working

  • Clear, simple writing – you can turn complex material into a short, sharp message

  • Good skills in PowerPoint and Excel

  • A proactive and solution oriented – you take the initiative and find ways to get things done

  • Ability to work independently, take ownership of your tasks and handle confidential information with care

  • Fluency in English and Danish, written and spoken

You will be based at our Billund office, with access to a shuttle bus service connecting Aarhus and Vejle to support flexible commuting. The position is approximately 10–20 hours per week, with flexibility to accommodate your studies.

Ready to join us?
If you have any questions regarding the position, please feel free to contact us at people@legofoundation.com.

Please apply as soon as possible and no later than November 20th 2026. We review applications and conduct interviews on a rolling basis and will close the position once we have found the right candidate.

Please include an example of your work, such as an analysis, a case solution or a presentation. We look forward to hearing from you.

As part of the recruitment process, the LEGO Foundation processes personal data in accordance with our Data Privacy Notice for Job Applicants.

Location
Billund

About The LEGO Foundation

The LEGO Foundation has a dual purpose. As part-owner of the LEGO Group, we are a long-term custodian of its success, and its commercial strength enables our philanthropic work. Through grantmaking and impact investments, we support the families, schools and communities that shape childhood. With partners in Denmark and worldwide, we work to strengthen access to education, creativity and play, and build evidence for lasting change.

Billund · Onsite

Student Worker - Strategy

Are you an analytical thinker eager to explore strategy and make a meaningful difference for children?

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