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06 May 2012

Job Announcement: Student Assistant Webadministration

The Institute for Internet and Society is searching for a Student Assistant who has worked with WordPress, loves Social Media and has excellent writing-skills!
Find out more about the position in the German Blogpost or apply directly via our application form.

The application deadline has expired, please don’t send any further applications.

Martin Pleiss

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