Working Student (m/f/d) – Events, Communications & Trade Marketing - Hamburg

About us

Creating Quality Coffee Moments

Hemro Group is a global group of innovators creating the world’s most advanced coffee grinding technology across our four world-renowned brands: Mahlkönig, Ditting, Anfim and HeyCafé.

As the leading coffee grinder, burr manufacturer, and technology solutions company, we are committed to excellence—from the factory floor to our sustainability efforts and beyond—so everyone can enjoy a quality coffee moment. Unified under the Hemro Group, our brands offer a full suite of trusted coffee grinder solutions for coffee shops, roasters, retailers, and home baristas. 

Hemro Group grinders are designed in our innovation & technology facilities in our Zürich headquarters and produced in our three production facilities in Germany, Italy, and China. Our distribution partners sell our products in 100+ countries. Our global accessibility makes Hemro a reliable partner around the world.

Boasting more than 320 team members, our diverse group of innovators, engineers, coffee professionals, and creatives is a collaborative worldwide effort to develop a brighter tomorrow for coffee. Championed by our company’s innovative spirit, teams are encouraged to push the boundaries of coffee grinder technology. As a result, innovations such as Mahlkönig’s “Grind-by-Weight” technology are possible and move the industry forward toward a sustainable, lasting future for coffee.

Your mission

• Create and proofread texts for newsletters, blog posts, website content, brochures, and other marketing materials
• Research topics, trends, and content for marketing campaigns
• Manage merchandise and marketing materials – including organization, distribution, and timely stock replenishment
• Support the coordination of ongoing campaigns and projects
• Prepare presentations and reports
• Organize and order promotional items and printed materials
• Perform general office tasks to support the marketing team
• Maintain our marketing assets and archives