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- 3 years ago -

The Great Bubble Barrier is hiring a

PR & Communication Assistant

🇳🇱 Amsterdam, NL 📝 INTERN 🎯 ENTRY LEVEL

Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by supporting our PR & Communication activities. As a PR & Communication assistant at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will work on organising interviews & video shoots with top tier media (e.g. CNN, The Guardian, World Economic Forum) as well as creating engaging and inspiring content.

Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier.

Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.

Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.

What will you do
We are looking for a highly motivated and ambitious individual to join our Marketing & Communication team. Someone who is excited to work on telling our story to the world, raise awareness on plastic pollution and bring new ideas to the table. In this role you will work closely with the Marketing Director and our PR & Communication coordinator as well as our designer & web developer.

Your Responsibilities

  • Public Relation
  • Answer press & media requests
  • Schedule and organise interviews with our founders
  • Organise video shoots with media
  • Content Creation
  • Creating content for our social media following our content strategy
  • Engage with our community and answer comments & questions they may have
  • Exploring digital & social media trends
  • Contact & Event Management:
  • First point of contact for interested parties reaching out to us
  • Supporting event preparation & communication materials

Skills & requirements

  • Pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or HBO in Marketing, Communication, New media studies or related education
  • Theoretical knowledge of copywriting, content creation & social media
  • Excellent writing skills in both Dutch and English
  • Engaging person, entrepreneurial and creative
  • Fast and eager to learn with a high motivation
  • Affinity with ocean health, sustainability and/or preventing plastic pollution
  • Strong sense of responsibility and ownership
  • WordPress management is a plus

What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.

  • Free lunch & social drinks on our rooftop terrace
  • 10 holidays (based on 40h/week)
  • Employee discounts
  • Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
  • Room for your ideas/creativity
  • Personal Development: You will be guided through your internship by the Marketing & Communication director and the team, draw up a personal development plan and work towards achieving your professional goals.

Salary indication: 375 euros gross

The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.

How to apply
Would this volunteer position suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com

Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com


The Great Bubble Barrier

The Great Bubble Barrier thegreatbubblebarrier.com

The Great Bubble Barrier is a Dutch social enterprise, which developed an effective technology to stop plastic pollution in rivers before it flows into our oceans, using bubbles.

Too much of the waste that our society produces ends up in the water, where it damages marine and human life. Sea turtles and fish get caught up in plastic, ships are obstructed in their paths, and microplastics form a health hazard for the smallest to the largest organisms. Plastic soup is recognised as a international problem more and more, by both the general public, municipalities, government and the European Union.

🏷 Details

Posted on
August 26th 2022
Department
Marketing & Communication
Compensation
375 euros gross
Experience
ENTRY-LEVEL
Type
INTERN
Workplace
ONSITE

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