Working Student – Marketing

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Working Student supporting SEO, content, and analytics for Oviva’s AI-powered chronic-care platform. Creating optimized content and improving search visibility in Germany.

Responsibilities:

  • Support keyword research and content ideation to identify audience search interests
  • Help create and optimise blog articles and web content to drive organic traffic
  • Refresh and improve existing website content to boost search rankings
  • Monitor campaign performance and support reporting and analysis
  • Contribute to broader organic marketing initiatives under guidance
  • Manage specific tasks independently and consistently deliver quality results
  • Work alongside the SEO/GEO Lead on organic marketing activities

Requirements:

  • Genuine enthusiasm for health-related topics and curiosity about digital health
  • Previous experience in a digital marketing team; internship, part-time role, or project-based work counts
  • Familiarity with Content Management Systems (CMS), such as Wordpress or similar platforms
  • Willingness to learn quickly and contribute own ideas
  • Strong attention to detail and quality orientation
  • Ability to manage tasks independently with clear guidance
  • German C2+
  • Preferable English on a business level
  • Experience with SEO tools or analytics platforms (desirable)
  • Portfolio of blog posts, web content, or marketing projects (desirable)
  • Bachelor or Master degree student, ideally with orientation in marketing
  • Eligibility to work in Germany

Benefits:

  • Ongoing working student contract with remote flexibility — work around your studies
  • Hands-on learning in SEO, content marketing, and health-tech
  • Mentorship and guidance from marketing professionals
  • Purposeful work helping people managing chronic conditions
  • Competitive student rate
  • Equal opportunities and reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process
  • Support for disabled people to reach their potential in employment