Red Bull Student Marketeer (m/w/d) - Manchester

About This Position

Red Bull is actively seeking a qualified Red Bull Student Marketeer (m/w/d) - Manchester to join their cross-functional teams on a full time basis. This is a on-site or hybrid opportunity based in Manchester, England.

Role & Responsibilities

As a Red Bull Student Marketeer (m/w/d) - Manchester at Red Bull, you will play a central role in delivering results across cross-functional teams. Key responsibilities typically include planning, executing, and optimising work within your domain, collaborating closely with cross-functional stakeholders, and contributing to the organisation's strategic objectives in the United Kingdom market.

• Lead and contribute to core deliverables aligned with the General function
• Collaborate with internal teams and leadership to align priorities and meet business goals
• Maintain high standards of quality, compliance, and documentation
• Adapt to a fast-paced, performance-driven environment within Red Bull
• Drive continuous improvement and contribute ideas to team and organisational development

Qualifications & Requirements

Candidates should demonstrate relevant experience in General-related roles, strong communication skills, and the ability to work effectively within cross-functional teams. Prior experience at a comparable level and familiarity with United Kingdom work standards are preferred.

Compensation & Benefits

The advertised compensation range for Red Bull Student Marketeer (m/w/d) - Manchester is £20,934 – £22,886 per year (GBP) — fully disclosed in compliance with pay transparency standards.

• Employment type: Full Time
• Work model: On-site / Hybrid
• Location: Manchester, England
• Market: United Kingdom
• Application deadline: November 12, 2026

About Red Bull

Red Bull is a verified employer operating in the United Kingdom General sector. This listing was published on September 13, 2026 and has been audited through Workly's employer registry pipeline to confirm legitimacy, salary accuracy, and direct application routing — ensuring job seekers interact only with genuine, active opportunities.