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Iveco Group N.V. (MI: IVG) is a global leader in the automotive industry, which operates in the fields of commercial and special vehicles, drive technologies and related financial services. Each of the five brands belonging to the company is a driving force in its specific industrial sector: IVECO, a ground-breaking commercial vehicle brand that develops, manufactures and sells heavy, medium-heavy and light commercial vehicles; FPT Industrial, a world leader in advanced drive technologies for customers in agriculture, construction, shipping, energy production and commercial vehicles; IVECO BUS and HEULIEZ, the premium, transport and coach brands; and IVECO CAPITAL, the financing arm of the Iveco Group, which supports all. The Iveco Group employs around 34,000 people worldwide and operates over 29 production plants and 31 research and development centres.

To strengthen our team we are looking

Students with marketing, journalism or similar orientation CUSTOMER SERVICE Location: Unterschleißheim Start: from 01.08.2026 You know how to target our dealers? Super, then do not overdo our content management for external communication to the dealer network! You enter our newsletter in editorial terms and work out sales documents, product brochures or advertising initiatives. For projects and events, you actively support us, and you help product marketing develop sales. Studies with marketing, journalism or similar orientation Good knowledge of English Experienced handling of the MS Office package Self-employed and team-oriented work Reliability and joy in working in a dynamic team

Flexible working hours, both during the semester and during the lecture-free period | Possibility to work mobile (at home, in the café or in the park) or in our bright and modern offices | Full integration into our teams with the ability to establish contacts and build a network | Attractive conditions and services (cants, employee discounts and the like) | Pleasant medium-sized companies gain insights into international climate