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NXP Semiconductors

Working Student (f/m/d) Marketing and Communications

  • Hybrid
  • English (B2)

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Description

Universities, student competitions, sports sponsorship and technology make up this role. The company designs chips and software, and its technology appears in millions of cars, in electronic passports and ID cards, and in contactless transit tickets such as London's Oyster Card.

As a working student in marketing and communications, you will join projects that show technology in everyday use. You will support the international marketing team on university programs, student competitions, brand partnerships and the sports sponsorship with Hamburger SV.

You will look at new trends and ideas, shape them into concepts, and help write stories about how technology improves daily life.

Responsibilities

  • Research trends, best practices and new programs in technology, education and sports marketing
  • Help develop ideas for university programs, partnerships and brand activations
  • Turn research, information and concepts into clear presentations and communication materials
  • Contribute to international projects on innovation, technology and brand experiences
  • Help make technology tangible and engaging, and gain insight into the partnership with Hamburger SV
  • Help develop the international NXP Cup student competition and support its growth worldwide
  • Bring your own ideas and take on responsibility early

Requirements

  • You are enrolled at a university and will stay enrolled for at least another year
  • You are interested in technology, innovation, communications or branding
  • You work in a structured way, research thoroughly and bring your own ideas
  • You communicate clearly in English
  • You like working with international teams
  • You do not need to meet every point; curiosity and a willingness to learn matter most
  • Bonus: interest in university initiatives, student competitions or sports sponsorship, or German language skills

Conditions

Flexible working hours

Hybrid working is possible

You may or will be responsible for security-related tasks

The work may or will fall under security certifications, so you need a careful and reliable way of working

Benefits

  • Hourly wage of €19.40
  • 30 vacation days per year
  • On-site cafeteria access
  • Networking initiatives and Employee Resource Groups, including Young Community, No Extra Planet, NXP Equal and Women in NXP, supporting professional and personal exchange

Where you’d work

Part of the week in the office

About the company

NXP Semiconductors

Offices in Hamburg, Germany, Germany

Also hiring in Austria, Bucharest, Romania, Romania and 16 more places

3 of their 60 open roles are remote

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Details8 facts · Role, Location, Compensation, Employment, Requirements
Type
Internship
Region
Europe
Pay period
Annual
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Role

Category
Marketing

Location

Work model
Hybrid
Region
Europe
Offices
  • Hamburg, Germany
  • Germany

Compensation

Salary
Salary by agreement
Pay period
Annual

Employment

Type
Internship

Requirements

Languages
  • English (B2)

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