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Internship Global Field Marketing

  • Office
  • 0-3 years
  • English (C1)

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Description

The internship sits in the global Field Marketing team, which shapes how the company shows up locally in markets around the world.

Based in Fuschl am See, Salzburg, you will work across data, systems and best-practice sharing for more than 20 countries, helping to inform strategy, planning and local execution.

Responsibilities

  • Gather, check and analyse field marketing figures from markets worldwide to feed the company's in-house effectiveness analysis and spot growth chances.
  • Support the yearly business planning cycle by building country benchmarks, reviewing market performance and joining check-ins with local field teams.
  • Turn your findings into clear visuals and recommendations for global and local stakeholders.
  • Keep the global field marketing knowledge platform current by curating and publishing best practices, guidelines and toolkits.
  • Monitor data quality and the uptake of global reporting tools across markets, identify gaps and work with local teams to close them.
  • Help roll out social media and creator analytics so markets can track creators and measure their impact.
  • Collect monthly innovation updates from markets and combine them into one global overview.
  • Build best-practice presentations that highlight standout activations and raise the standard of field marketing execution worldwide.

Requirements

  • You are currently enrolled in or have recently graduated from a university program in business administration, marketing, data science or a related field.
  • You are fluent in English.
  • You have advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills.
  • You have a genuine interest in numbers and strong analytical thinking.
  • You are a creative problem-solver who turns ideas into action and measures the results.
  • You communicate clearly and are confident presenting to stakeholders across teams and countries.
  • You are self-motivated, organised and collaborative, and you can manage several projects at once.
  • Optional, strong plus: experience as a the company Student Marketeer.
  • Optional, bonus: experience with Python, R or similar data tools.

Conditions

The role is an internship based in Fuschl am See, Salzburg.

For legal reasons, the minimum salary under the collective agreement is disclosed as € 2.221,00 gross per month.

The company welcomes applications from all backgrounds, regardless of age, skin colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation or origin.

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Region
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Role

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Marketing
Seniority
Intern
Experience
0-3 years

Location

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Office
Region
Europe
Office
  • Austria

Compensation

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Pay period
Annual

Employment

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Languages
  • English (C1)

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