University Graduate – Group Communications 100% (f/m/d)

Julius Baer's Graduate Programme, launching in April 2027, offers recent graduates a fast‑track entry into wealth‑management communications. The 18‑month scheme rotates participants through three distinct assignments, one of which includes an international stint, and places them within the Group Communications team that shapes the bank's global narrative and works closely with the CEO and senior leaders. During the rotations you will craft and refine internal and external communications, ranging from client‑facing pieces to media releases. You will assess and pilot AI‑driven tools that can streamline messaging consistency, support ongoing team projects aimed at improving how the bank conveys its story, and help embed a truly international perspective into every communication effort. The ideal candidate has completed a bachelor's or master's degree, preferably in journalism, communications or business administration, with grades above the average. You should have already gained some practical exposure in a corporate setting, demonstrate strong writing capabilities, and be fluent in English. Additionally, you must be legally authorised to work in the country where you apply. The programme promises a tailored development path, exposure to a global network, mentorship from industry leaders and the chance to make a tangible impact from day one. While the location is not specified, the role sits in a high‑tempo, high‑visibility environment where teamwork and a global mindset are essential. Familiarity with AI platforms, digital communication channels and social‑media tools, as well as prior project‑coordination experience, are valued, and knowledge of German or other languages is considered an advantage. What the role asks for: - Bachelor's or master's in journalism, communications or business administration - Above‑average academic grades - Initial corporate experience with strong writing ability - Fluency in English - Eligible to work in the host country - Familiarity with AI platforms, digital communications and social media (nice-to-have) - Project coordination experience (nice-to-have) - German or additional language proficiency (nice-to-have)