FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the European Press Officer at easyJet?
The primary responsibility is to deliver and manage easyJet’s corporate communications strategy in the Netherlands and Germany, protecting and enhancing the airline's reputation.
What percentage of the role is focused on the Netherlands compared to Germany?
The role is focused 80% on the Netherlands and 20% on Germany.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A candidate should have at least 3-5 years of experience in PR, public affairs, media relations, or external communications, preferably with a high-profile consumer brand or in-agency experience.
Is fluency in multiple languages necessary for this position?
Yes, a native Dutch speaker with exceptional English proficiency is required, and fluency in German is an advantage.
Where is the European Press Officer position located?
The position is based in Amsterdam, with options to work from Schiphol Airport or remotely.
What type of work environment can one expect in this role?
The work environment is fast-paced and dynamic, where adaptability is key and time management skills are crucial.
Are there opportunities for career development and growth at easyJet?
Yes, easyJet offers vast opportunities for professional growth and development within a supportive, diverse international team.
What benefits does easyJet provide for this position?
Benefits include a competitive salary, on-call allowance, potential annual bonus, flexible working arrangements, 25 days of annual leave, employer pension contributions, and staff travel benefits.
Will the European Press Officer be required to travel?
Yes, the role requires occasional visits to the HQ at London/Luton Airport, approximately once a month.
How does easyJet approach diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
easyJet is committed to building a diverse and inclusive organization that supports the needs of all employees, empowering them to seize initiative and encouraging individuality.