Vienna · Austria
Marketing jobs in Vienna
Openings pulled live from public and official job sources — including the EU's EURES network — plus what applications actually need to show in this market.
Short answer: Vienna listings below are pulled live from public and official sources. German-language applications are the norm; Austrian usage differs subtly from German — matching the posting's own wording matters. EU and EEA citizens can work in Austria without a permit.
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- Marketing Engineer
fonio · Vienna, Austria
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- Performance Marketing Manager & Marketing Assistant (all genders) für unsere Unternehmensgruppe
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- Marketing-Manager/in
Optimuse · Vienna, Austria
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- Brand & Marketing Manager_in
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- Digital Marketing Manager_in
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- Content Marketing Manager (Dutch)
fonio · Vienna, Austria
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- Marketing Manager (m/w/d)
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- SENIOR MARKETING MANAGER:IN (W/M/X)
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- Sales & Marketing Manager (m/w/d)
CONDIGNUM · Vienna, Austria
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- Data Scientist (Marketing) (m/w/d)
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- Marketing Allrounder/in mit Schwerpunkt Grafik
siehe Beschreibung · Vienna, Austria
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- (Junior) Marketing Coordinator (m/w/d) Automotive
Trenkwalder Personaldienste · Vienna, Austria
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Applying for marketing roles in Vienna
What the market looks like
Vienna's employers still commonly expect a complete application (Bewerbungsunterlagen) rather than a CV alone, so a properly argued cover letter carries more weight here than in many markets.
Language
German-language applications are the norm; Austrian usage differs subtly from German — matching the posting's own wording matters.
What marketing employers look for
Evidence that you moved a number: budget owned, channel performance, pipeline or revenue influenced. Marketing CVs fail most often by describing responsibilities instead of outcomes.
Common questions
- Do I need to speak the local language for marketing jobs in Vienna?
- German-language applications are the norm; Austrian usage differs subtly from German — matching the posting's own wording matters.
- Do I need a work permit to take a job in Vienna?
- EU and EEA citizens can work in Austria without a permit. Everyone else normally needs one, and most employers ask about your status in the first screening question, so state it in your application rather than waiting to be asked.
- What do employers in Vienna expect from an application?
- Vienna's employers still commonly expect a complete application (Bewerbungsunterlagen) rather than a CV alone, so a properly argued cover letter carries more weight here than in many markets.
Before you apply
- Why am I not getting interviews? — the five causes, in the order they actually occur.
- The ATS-proof CV checklist — twelve checks before you submit.
- How to write a cover letter that gets read — one argument, not a list of achievements.
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