Marketing officer
Strong marketing goes beyond visibility alone. It is about consistently translating technical expertise into clear, compelling stories that resonate internationally with customers and partners. In this role, marketing has a direct impact on how complex solutions are understood and chosen.
You will enter an industrial B2B environment where high-tech systems are developed and deployed worldwide within the food sector. The organization works with international marketing guidelines and close collaboration between teams spread across different regions, with a strong focus on brand consistency and content quality.
The position combines content creation, visual communication, and project coordination. You will take a central role in developing campaigns, managing assets, and aligning with international stakeholders. Ideal for someone who wants to connect marketing content and execution in a technical and international context.
Marketing Officer - Job Description:
- You develop marketing campaigns and content that translate technical products into clear, consistent communication across digital and offline channels, in line with international brand standards.
- You create and optimize video and visual content, from filming and editing to graphic integration, tailored for sales, marketing, and training purposes.
- You coordinate international marketing projects and manage digital assets, collaborating with various teams and external partners to deliver projects on time and with high quality.
Marketing Officer - Profile:
- You possess a relevant marketing or creative background and bring experience in a B2B or international context where structure and quality are central.
- You are proficient in design and content tools such as Adobe Creative Suite and have an affinity for video, digital platforms, and marketing processes.
- You communicate professionally in English and work systematically and accurately, collaborating with various stakeholders across different regions and disciplines.
Contact person
Listed by the employer in the job posting — for questions and your application.
- Bert Dielen