Job Description
From hospitals to fire departments to industrial customers, people around the world rely on our products: cutting-edge technology that combines real engineering with the digital future. With over 130 years of experience, passion and the bold ideas of more than 16,000 employees, we are committed to turning technology into ›technology for life‹.
Around 5,300 people work for Dräger in Lübeck. It's a great place to live. The second largest city (220,000 inhabitants) in Schleswig-Holstein offers a high quality of living, short commutes and many cultural and leisure activities. From here, you can visit the Baltic Sea in 20 minutes and Hamburg in just one hour. Our headquarters in Moislinger Allee is surrounded by greenery and water. Historical buildings mixed with modern architecture make up our main campus. From here, you can reach the historic down town (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the main train station in just ten minutes on foot.
- As part of the global marketing in the medical division, you will identify (international) needs and trends in intensive care (ICU), evaluate them for Dräger and derive marketing activities from them.
- You understand customer needs and clinical language and can translate technological benefits into clinical context.
- Together with Product Managers and Marketing Managers you will further develop Marketing for the field Intensive Care from a clinical, marketing and communications standpoint.
- You will be responsible for the planning, conception, and delivery of relevant content in order to attract potential customers, inspire customers in the long term and increase brand loyalty.
- You will also ensure the intercultural and business relevance of marketing activities through your active collaboration with regions and countries.
- You have a degree in business administration, engineering, or healthcare with a focus on marketing or a comparable degree and at least several years of professional experience in the medical field, sales, B2B, marketing or product management.
- You are familiar with the processes and procedures in the intensive care unit, either through working in a hospital or due to hospital-related/medical experience.
- Networking is one of your strengths and you actively seek cross-functional collaboration both at headquarters and with colleagues in the regions and countries. Ideally, you already have a network of international key opinion leaders in the field of intensive care medicine, or you enjoy building one over time.
- You are fluent in spoken and written English and have intercultural skills and a strong ability to persuade others.
- Attractive payment including various payments
- 30 days of vacation plus company-regulated special vacation days
- Flexible working time
- Remote work possible
- Individual Onboarding
- Professional development opportunities and coaching