
The European Handball Federation is looking for a social media specialist, based out of its headquarters in Vienna, Austria.
Working across the sport’s top competitions including the EHF Champions League, the EHF European League and the EHF EURO events, this is an exciting opportunity for an experienced social media expert to drive further growth in the federation’s fan base.
More than 4.5 million people already follow the EHF’s competitions and activities, and the federation has set itself high-reaching targets, as it seeks to engage with a new generation of younger fans in the future.
The successful candidate will manage social media channels on a day-to-day basis, coordinate campaigns and work to develop new ideas to reach, engage and grow the fan base. The focus of this role will be lifting the EHF EURO and the Home of Handball channels on Instagram, Facebook, and X.
The role will involve working closely with the entire EHF Media team as well as with external agencies to create content (video/graphics) for publication on EHF channels.
Other key aspects include listening and responding to the handball community and tracking and monitoring analytics to maximise performance across campaigns and channels.
This is a full-time position based at the EHF Office in Vienna. The role will involve working at major international handball events including the EHF FINAL4s and the EHF EURO final tournaments.
We offer the opportunity to work in an international environment with short decision-making processes, open communication, and a competitive sporting atmosphere. In addition to a gross monthly salary of at least EUR 2800 (higher pay possible depending on professional experience), benefits include a Vienna public transport annual pass, the option of an employee bicycle leasing program, flexible working hours, employee events, additional days off, and a modern, centrally located work environment.
About the EHF
The EHF is the umbrella organisation for handball in Europe and has 50 member federations. Its tasks include the organisation and management of high-profile handball competitions such as the EHF Champions League, the EHF European League and the EHF EURO events. The federation’s diverse range of responsibilities also include: managing player transfers, development and education programmes as well as the promotion of additional forms of the game including beach handball and wheelchair handball.
About EHF Media and Communication
The EHF Media & Communications Department is responsible for the internal and external communication of the European Handball Federation. This includes corporate and stakeholder communications, content strategy, digital campaigning, club and federation media relations, TV & media operations for national team and beach handball events as well as overseeing the content production and managing the website and the EHF’s social media channels.

The European Handball Federation is the governing body for handball in Europe. With 50 member federations and two associated federations, the EHF is responsible for a wide range of tasks and activities from promotion and development through to the organisation of high-profile sports events.
Founded in 1991, the EHF has its headquarters in Vienna, Austria, where both the federation and its marketing subsidiary, EHF Marketing GmbH, have their offices. The federation has an annual budget in excess of 25 million Euro.
The EHF is responsible for a wide range of activities including the organisation of major international sports competitions including the EHF Champions League and EHF EURO. The federation is also tasked with the promotion of the game, player transfers, referees and delegates, development and education programmes as well as newer versions of the game such as beach handball, wheelchair handball and street handball.