Once my Social Media Marketing Internship ended, I continued working part-time at Go Dogo while gradually taking on more responsibilities. After graduating as a Communication Designer from KEA, I joined the small team of engineers in a full-time position, working mainly with digital marketing and e-commerce. I contributed to the development and execution of marketing campaigns (email marketing, social media strategy and organic content marketing) to drive traffic and sales. Furthermore, I was responsible of overseeing the design, functionality, and maintenance of the website to ensure a seamless and efficient user experience, as well as managing the online product listings (descriptions, images, pricing, and inventory levels), order processing, shipping, and delivery to ensure timely and accurate fulfillment.

I started my journey at Go Dogo with an internship within Social Media Marketing (as part of my studies), where my main responsibilities included: developing and implementing social media strategies that align with the brand's goals, including increasing brand awareness and driving traffic, followed by creating and sharing engaging content across social media platforms to build and maintain a consistent online presence and engage with the audience.

While already working at byBiehl as a Social Media & Influencer Marketing assistant, I discovered my interest for digital and print media design, and I was fortunate enough to be able to transition to a Marketing Graphic Designer position. I was responsible with creating a wide range of marketing materials such as brochures, posters, product lists, website graphics, pain social content - all optimized for different purposes, devices and screen sizes and aligned with the brand's image.

My first student job which also aligned with my studies was at byBiehl, as a Social Media & Influencer Marketing Assistant. My main task was creating meaningful partnerships and coordinating with online creators, ensuring that all content is published according to plan and that brand messages are effectively conveyed.