Communications Manager (f/m/d) CEO Communications
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We develop networks that supply our cities with light and heat intelligently and we know our way around automation and digitalization in the process and manufacturing industries. For these and many other future projects, we need experienced problem solvers who bring skills, creativity, and dedication to the table. People like you! Experienced researchers who boldly broaden horizons, true specialists, and thoughtful minds who like to get to the bottom of things. In short, help us tackle the most exciting challenges and put into practice what really matters. We’ll give you the opportunity to really make a difference.
The technologies we build and the ways we help our customers use them can be complex. We’re looking for a Social Media/Communications Manager (f/m/d) to help us share what we do in a simple, compelling, and passionate way. As a member of the CEO Communications Department, you’ll be part of an experienced and diverse team that supports the CEO of Siemens AG in communicating across different channels and audiences. Your work will maximize the voice, impact, and reach of the CEO while also enhancing the perception of Siemens as a leading technology company. So, what are you waiting for? Take your next career step with us.
What we’re looking for:
- A strategic and creative problem solver with strong storytelling, messaging and social media skills, able to translate sophisticated topics and information – from technology to business change – into simple and significant stories and messages, such as for a variety of social media channels
- Strong contributor to the CEO’s strategic positioning, both chipping in to strategy development and driving execution of key initiatives across all relevant audiences internally and externally
- The ability to develop compelling, memorable and inspiring presentations, discussion pieces, opinion pieces, video statements and social media content for the CEO in German across multiple channels
- Capability to tailor the message to the audience and a strong understanding of how to communicate across different fields and channels
- Give the creation of meaningful thought leadership content for external and internal thought leadership and media events/projects
- A General Communications Manager (f/m/d) who is growth-oriented, enjoys working in an agile manner, and is an excellent teammate with a collaborative demeanor who takes initiative and is results-oriented
Qualifications and other requirements
- You have a master’s degree in communications, marketing, public relations or a related subject area
- Additionally, you have experience in executive communications, ideally supporting a leader in a technology company
- You have confirmed experience in efficiently engaging with internal and external collaborators across the business, as well as knowledge of the Siemens business, markets and trends in digital transformation and sustainability
- Moreover, you are familiar with leading, handling and collaborating with international teams on sophisticated projects
- You have the ability to focus and prioritize amidst a variety of fast-paced projects; flexibility and willingness to quickly change focus as new requirements arise
- Strong written, verbal, and presentation skills in English and German are required
- You eliminate a willingness to learn, accept feedback, and constructively challenge the status quo
What we offer.
- 2 to 3 days of mobile working per week as a global standard
- Attractive remuneration package
- Development opportunities for both personal and professional growth
- 30 leave days and a variety of flexible working models that allow time off for yourself and your family
- Share matching programs to become a shareholder of Siemens AG
- Find more benefits here
Individual benefits are adapted to meet local legal regulations, the requirements of different job profiles, locations, and individual preferences.
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