Aircall
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Salary not disclosedOnsite
- Marketing
- Paris
- Internship
- Yesterday
About the role
Aircall is seeking a Regional Marketing Intern to support the execution of the DACH marketing strategy. In this role, you will help bring global priorities to life at a local level by ensuring campaigns, events, partner initiatives, and GTM programs are tailored and impactful for the DACH market. You will work closely with the Regional Marketing Manager to transform global campaigns into high-impact local experiences.
Responsibilities
- Support execution of the DACH regional marketing plan, helping deliver planned campaigns, events, webinars, partner initiatives, and local activations.
- Review localised and adapted global campaigns, messaging, and assets, ensuring relevance and accuracy for the DACH market.
- Assist with campaign and event operations, including asset QA and cross-functional coordination.
- Help ensure wider marketing and GTM teams have clear visibility into DACH marketing initiatives by supporting the upkeep of marketing calendars, project plans, and reporting rhythms.
- Support reporting and performance analysis, helping track leads and pipeline influence from regionally executed initiatives.
- Contribute market insights and competitor observations to inform DACH strategy and support ongoing GTM alignment.
- Partner with local GTM teams on the operational execution of DACH marketing initiatives.
Required skills
- Demand Generation
- Marketing Operations
- Campaign Execution
- English
- German
Nice to have
- Events
- Dutch
Qualifications
- Bachelor or Master degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, or related field
Benefits
- Competitive salary package
About the Company
Aircall is a unicorn, AI-powered customer communications platform used by 22,000+ companies worldwide to drive revenue, resolve issues faster, and scale customer-facing teams. The company is headquartered in Paris with a strong North American presence and teams across multiple international cities.