Job Overview
Job description
- Location:
- Jena
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
We are already creating tomorrow's health solutions today. We create mobile and wearable products for the healthcare sector.
Responsibilities
Have you already learned tons of methods and tools for marketing strategies and design at university or college? Are you now really keen to put your skills on the road and work on a real project on your own responsibility and at the same time be accompanied by experienced colleagues? Your studies require a compulsory internship anyway, but do you really want to gain something from this? Then you are exactly the person we are looking for!
Together we will agree on what tasks you can take on during your internship and what suits you and your goals. You can support the marketing team in a wide range of topics, e.g.:
- Market and competition analysis
- Trade fair and congress planning
- Development of marketing materials
- Collaboration on the new company website (layout, UX, accessibility, responsive design)
- Participation in the content plan for social media (texts, images, videos, landing pages)
- Design of graphic elements
Requirements
You've come to the right place if
- you have a passion for customer-oriented work and you have strong communication skills in German
- you have a degree in the field of medical technology, economics,
- Marketing, media studies, visual communication or similar
- Ideally, you already have initial experience with design, WordPress or similar
- Reliability and commitment are among your characteristics
Benefits
- Responsibility and space for your own ideas, with professional support from colleagues
- Insight into the world of smart healthcare
- A working atmosphere with heart and rhythm
- Internship | 3-6 months | from October 2026
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- Role:
- Praktikum: Marketing & Communications (m/w/d)
- Job Type:
- Internship
Company profile
Preventicus GmbH
preventicus.comPreventicus GmbH offers Preventicus Heartbeats, which lets people measure their heart rhythm regularly in quality comparable to an ECG in order to detect heart rhythm disorders. The company addresses users, doctors, and health insurers, and it focuses on atrial fibrillation, the most common heart rhythm disorder, which one in four people develop during their lifetime, with the probability rising particularly from the age of 65.