Red Bull
Student Marketeer - University of Wisconsin–Madison
Madison, WI, United States · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 11 hours ago
Project ManagementSalesBusiness Development
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Entry-level history0
PERM / green-card track0
Lottery odds40
Fits your clock70
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About the role
- Reporting to the local Field Marketing Specialist (FMS), you will learn Red Bull's target group and are responsible for driving the brand image and product understanding on your campus and in the region.
- Student Marketeers value flexibility over a 9 to 5 job and love to work in a creative and inclusive working atmosphere.
- Identify local collegiate content creators in relevant Red Bull scenes and work with your FMS to bring them into the World of Red Bull.
Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Must have a valid US driver's license
- University or college enrollment required
- Must be fluent in English, additional languages an advantage
Company info
- As a Red Bull Student Marketeer, you are part of the most dynamic and empowered brand and product ambassador program in the world.
- This includes direct contact with consumers and customers, inviting product trials, and working at Red Bull events to ensure an unforgettable brand experience for consumers.
- BE A BRAND & PRODUCT AMBASSADOR Live and breathe the brand personality traits and company values, representing the brand in a premium way through everyday interactions with consumers or customers.
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