Support HAMBURG WASSER’s Corporate Communications team with editorial work, press and media activities, digital and print content, construction-site communications, and media monitoring. The role is aimed at enrolled students in communications or related fields; location, salary, and application route are not provided.
This working-student role is directly relevant to students in communications science, media studies, marketing and communication, public relations, digital media, journalism, German studies, or related fields. It offers practical experience in editorial work, corporate communications, press relations, digital and print media, and monitoring. Enrollment and relevant interest or skills are required.
- Employer
- HAMBURG WASSER
- Location
- Not Specified, Not Specified, Hamburg
- Pay
- Not listed
- Hours
- Not listed
- Language
- German may be required
- Posted
- 19 Sept 2026
- Open until
- Not listed
HAMBURG WASSER brings the water cycle together under one roof, from drinking-water supply to wastewater disposal. With around 2,400 employees and more than 20 locations, it helps keep Hamburg running every day. The company is committed to conserving resources and preserving the basis of life for future generations in Hamburg, and invests experience in forward-looking water and environmental-protection projects together with its subsidiaries. Openness, appreciation, trust, respectful and peaceful cooperation, and a diverse community are part of its culture.
In Corporate Communications, the team works to shape the positive internal and external perception of HAMBURG WASSER. Its editorial work covers the website, social media channels, digital and print publications, and campaigns. It also handles press and media relations with regional and national media, organizes press conferences, communicates specialist topics around water and wastewater, and maintains dialogue with political decision-makers, public administration, associations, and other relevant stakeholder groups.
Your responsibilities
- Write editorial contributions for the intranet and maintain the media archive
- Support construction-site communications
- Publish press releases and press materials on the HAMBURG WASSER website
- Support the organization and implementation of press events
- Support the editorial work for various internal and external media
- Support daily topic and media monitoring
What you bring
- Enrollment in communications science, such as media studies, marketing and communication, public relations, digital media, or a comparable field
- Alternatively, studies in journalism, German studies, or a related discipline, with an interest in communications tasks
- Interest in corporate communications and 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 to expect
- Well supported: An engaging role with individual support from specialist departments, varied learning and training opportunities, and group-wide development opportunities to help you progress after your studies.
- Connected: Varied information and exchange formats, after-work events, and modern tools help you build contacts and collaborate smoothly.
- Flexible: Variable working hours, financial compensation for overtime, and the option to work remotely depending on the task.
- Fit: A range of health and sports offers, such as Urban Sports Club.
- Mobile: Benefits such as a subsidy for the hvv Jobticket and bicycle-mobility offers.
Further benefits are available on the career page and/or in discussion with the recruiting team. Location, salary, and application route are not provided in the source.
Good to know before applying
This working-student role is directly relevant to students in communications science, media studies, marketing and communication, public relations, digital media, journalism, German studies, or related fields. It offers practical experience in editorial work, corporate communications, press relations, digital and print media, and monitoring. Enrollment and relevant interest or skills are required.
