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Remote - UK Based
£50,000
Are you fluent in German with a background in newspaper publishing or production?
Do you understand what actually goes into getting a newspaper from content through to the finished page?
Would you enjoy a varied role combining clients, technology, onboarding, training and product development?
We are recruiting for a successful digital publishing technology company working with newspaper and media organisations around the world.
They are looking for a German Speaking Publishing Onboarding & Product Specialist to work closely with publishers as they implement and adopt an innovative automated page layout solution.
Fluent German is essential for this role, and additional European languages would be a real advantage.
This isn't a traditional account management role and it isn't purely technical either. You will sit between the client, product and development teams, helping publishers successfully introduce the technology into their existing production environment.
You could be demonstrating the product to a client one day, managing an implementation the next, delivering training or working with the development team to explain how the product could be improved.
What will you be doing
What are we looking for
You will ideally have a background within newspaper publishing, newspaper production or a closely related publishing environment.
We are particularly interested in people who understand the practical side of producing newspapers - the newsroom, production process, pagination and the systems involved in getting a daily or weekly publication out.
You will also need:
This is a really interesting opportunity for someone from the publishing world who wants to move into a more varied technology-focused position while still using their knowledge of how newspapers actually operate.
The role can be fully remote, but you must be based in the UK.