Observed Signal · Mar 22, 2022 · Hiring · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral
Jobs of the Week: Careers With Future Potential
OnlineMarketing.de presents Europe-wide Jobs of the Week, curating current digital marketing and adtech openings across corporate and agency settings. The edition features roles such as Digital Project Manager (Gardena / My Garden) and MarTech Projects Specialist (Gardena) from the Husqvarna Group, a Senior Content & Inbound Marketing Manager, a Product Owner Online Shop in the food industry (1,200+ employees, €155M annual turnover), Data Analyst Marketing at Wörwag Pharma, and an Online Marketing Manager at FitX, among others. A dedicated ALTANA position for Digital Marketing is listed as well. Many postings indicate hybrid or remote work options, and employers are invited to post vacancies via contact person Niels. The Jobbörse is framed as a Europe-wide talent hub for careers in marketing, performance marketing, analytics, content creation, and social media across corporate and agency contexts in the digital economy.
Europe-wide recruitment coverage for marketing/adtech roles; moderate industry relevance
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Gardena / Husqvarna Group posted Digital Project Manager and MarTech Projects Specialist roles.
- Gardena listed a (Senior) Content & Inbound Marketing Manager position.
- A food-industry company with 1,200+ employees and €155M turnover posted Product Owner Online Shop.
- Wörwag Pharma posted Data Analyst Marketing (based in Böblingen).
- FitX posted Online Marketing Manager; ALTANA posted Mitarbeiter Digitales Marketing.
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