Working Student (Event Marketing) – Content & Community Management

Role Overview

• You will actively shape how our community is informed, engaged, and retained over the long term.
• Your work will help ensure content remains relevant, communication stays personal, and our formats continuously improve.
• You will support the development of our communication and CRM strategies with the goal of systematically strengthening relationships with participants, prospects, and partners.
• You will create and send newsletters and participant communications related to our events, ensuring information is clear, relevant, and delivered at the right time.
• You will refine our email communications (e.g., for the Ambassador Circle) — improving structure, tone, and quality.
• You will manage our social media channels (LinkedIn & Instagram) and strengthen community ties through authentic content.
• You will produce content assets (e.g., graphics in Canva) that make our messages visually clear and recognisable.
• You will maintain and update website content as well as our event app so information remains current, consistent, and easy to find.
• You will support the creation of new content formats (e.g., blog, knowledge formats) to share expertise with the community.
• You will help build and maintain contacts, content, and communication lists in the CRM so communication stays scalable and personalised.
• You will test new communication channels and formats to continuously grow reach, visibility, and relevance.
• You will assist in collaboration with media and event partners and help expand visibility and our network.

Requirements

• You are currently enrolled at a university or college and are available to work up to 20 hours per week as a working student.
• You are eager to take on responsibility and actively shape content.
• You have initial practical experience or a strong interest in marketing, communications, and/or CRM.
• You work in a structured way and enjoy maintaining content, data, and processes with care.
• You have very strong written German skills (English is a plus).
• You are interested in e‑commerce, events, and community topics.
• You are comfortable using digital tools (e.g., Google Docs, Canva, Notion, Klaviyo — you will learn additional tools with us).
• You work independently, reliably, and meticulously.
• You bring a hands‑on mentality, initiative, and a drive to proactively push things forward and find pragmatic solutions.

Benefits

• Flexible working hours — compatible with your studies or other projects.
• Workspace in a co‑working space in Berlin plus the option for home‑office days.
• Close collaboration with a small, committed team and short decision‑making paths.
• Lots of creative freedom and the opportunity to propose and implement your own ideas.
• Deep insights into marketing, CRM, and event processes around one of the most relevant e‑commerce events in the DACH region.
• Direct contact with speakers, partners, and industry networks.
• Participation in team events and in the event experience itself.
• Fair compensation.