Brand & Marketing Intern: Shape Our Brand Narrative

TomTom; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 11,000 - 13,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

TomTom is looking for a marketing internship in Amsterdam. You will research competitors, analyze TomTom messaging, and support stakeholder workshops. You’ll help turn strategic thinking into practical marketing materials and guidance for teams across the company.

You’ll be enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s program, based in a Dutch university, and able to commute to the office twice a week. English language skills are essential; non-European students require a three-party agreement.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree in marketing, communications, branding, business or related field.
• Must be enrolled at a Dutch university during the entire internship.
• Non-European students need a Nuffic or equivalent agreement.
• Located within 1 hour from Amsterdam and can attend the office twice a week.
• Strong interest in brands, technology and what makes companies stand out.

Responsibilities

• Research competitors, customers, technology trends and positioning of other B2B tech companies.
• Help analyze TomTom messaging, presentations, websites and marketing materials.
• Support stakeholder interviews and workshops from prep to insights and actions.
• Bring structure to research, feedback and input from different teams across TomTom.
• Support development of company narrative, messaging and proof points.

Skills

Branding

Marketing research

Storytelling & presentations

Collaboration

English proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree student in marketing/communications/branding/business

Job description

TomTom is looking for a marketing internship in Amsterdam. You will research competitors, analyze TomTom messaging, and support stakeholder workshops. You’ll help turn strategic thinking into practical marketing materials and guidance for teams across the company.

You’ll be enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s program, based in a Dutch university, and able to commute to the office twice a week. English language skills are essential; non-European students require a three-party agreement.