Support HAMBURG WASSER’s corporate communications through editorial work, press activities, media monitoring, and digital and internal communications.

This role is relevant for students enrolled in communications-related studies such as media studies, marketing and communication, public relations, or digital media. Students of journalism and publishing studies, German studies, or related disciplines may also be suitable when they are interested in communications tasks. The work provides practical exposure to editorial work, internal and external

HAMBURG WASSER closes the water cycle from drinking-water supply to wastewater disposal under one roof. With around 2,400 employees and more than 20 locations, the company ensures every day that things run in Hamburg. It is committed to conserving resources and preserving the basis of life for future generations in Hamburg. Together with its subsidiaries, HAMBURG WASSER invests its experience in pioneering water and environmental protection projects. Openness, appreciation, trust, respectful and peaceful interaction, and a diverse community characterize the organization.

Corporate Communications: The team works to shape the positive internal and external perception of HAMBURG WASSER. It is editorially responsible for external corporate communications across the website, social media channels, digital and print publications, and campaigns. Its work includes press and media relations with regional and national media, organizing press conferences, and specialist communications on water and wastewater topics. The team also maintains dialogue with political decision-makers and representatives from public administration, associations, and other relevant stakeholder groups.

Your responsibilities:

Writing editorial contributions for the intranet and maintaining the media archive
Supporting the handling of construction-site communications
Posting press releases and press materials on the HAMBURG WASSER website
Supporting the organization and implementation of press appointments
Supporting the editorial work for various internal and external media
Supporting daily topic and media monitoring

What you bring:

Enrollment in a communications-related degree, for example media studies, marketing and communication, public relations, digital media, or a comparable field
Alternatively, a degree in journalism and publishing studies, German studies, or a related discipline, combined with an interest in communications tasks
Interest in corporate communications and in water, environmental, and sustainability topics
An independent and structured way of working and strong communication skills
Confident use of digital applications and an interest in editorial and web-based communication formats

What you can expect:

Well supported: A demanding role with individual support from the specialist departments, varied learning and further-training opportunities, and development opportunities across the group can support your development after graduation.
Connected: Varied information and exchange formats, afterworks, and modern tools enable you to build contacts and collaborate smoothly.
Flexible: Benefit from variable working hours, monetary overtime compensation, and the option to work remotely depending on the task.
Fit: Access a range of health and sports offerings, such as Urban Sports Club.
Mobile: Use attractive benefits such as a subsidy for the hvv Jobticket and offers related to bicycle mobility.

Further benefits are described on the careers page and/or discussed with the recruiting team. The job location, salary, and application route are not provided in the source.

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