Appreciation, Team Spirit and Challenging Projects
Our culture is one of commitment and team spirit, mutual trust and the strong belief that a professional routine characterized by appreciation and respect enhances our quality of life. For us, culture is expressed in our daily interactions. Because it is the best ideas and our collective experience that count when it comes to convincing our clients.
The more perspectives strategic counsel considers, the better it is. That is why we value and encourage diversity at GAULY. We purposely rely on a team with different personalities because we believe that diversity enriches our work. We treat all people with recognition, appreciation and respect – regardless of their ethnic origin or nationality, gender or gender identity, sexual orientation, social background, age, or religion or ideology. We listen, value different opinions, engage in a cultivated struggle to find the best solution, and are open to new ideas. We believe in living community spirit.
„We are looking for agile team players who deliver top performance for our clients – with creativity, professionalism, and job satisfaction going hand in hand.“
Our employees handle exciting and challenging mandates and work in teams to develop bespoke solutions of the highest quality. At our company, everyone takes responsibility for achieving the best result for the client and ensuring our company’s progress. We promote the development and integration of new colleagues from the very beginning, e.g. with our mentoring and onboarding programs. Team events serve to celebrate successes and further strengthen our team spirit.
We believe that the best ideas and our collective experience are what counts in providing our clients with the best possible experience.
Your Benefits at GAULY
Attractive remuneration with individual performance bonuses
An individually usable mobility budget
Home office options
Company pension scheme
Internal expert lectures and courses at renowned business schools
Compelling employee offerings
Attractive offices in central locations with top-of-the-line facilities
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Internships and Student Employment
Students who are interested in joining us as an intern or student trainee should be well advanced in a university degree program, e.g. with a focus on economic, communications or political sciences, and should have distinguished themselves with outstanding academic achievements and successfully completed initial internships.
We expect you to have a strong affinity for current events in politics, business, and the media, to be highly motivated, have a keen sense of quality and responsibility, to take the initiative, and to be flexible. Students are integrated into our team and are given the opportunity to gain valuable experience through a variety of challenging tasks.
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Direct Entry
Our consultants themselves influence the pace of their development through their performance – we offer prospects and support, and accompany their respective development.
GAULY is always looking for people who want to use their expertise and diverse experience to develop or establish themselves at the intersection between strategy and communications – particularly in the fields of corporate and capital market communications, strategic communications, crisis and exceptional situations, change management and digitalization, public affairs and government relations
We look forward to receiving your application.
Employee Portraits
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Saskia Scharowsky advises domestic and international clients on strategic and communication matters, as well as in special situations critical to success. Her focus is on crisis and litigation communications, strategy communications and the strategic positioning of companies and executives.
Saskia recently worked for one of the world's leading sporting goods manufacturers, where she was responsible for planning external communications for the Management Board and the company.
Saskia holds a master’s degree in marketing management from the Rotterdam School of Management and previously studied International Cultural and Business Studies and Business Administration and Economics at the University of Passau.
What do you think makes GAULY so special?
For me, GAULY is the perfect mix of interesting projects, the opportunity to make a difference in the company itself, and great colleagues. That last point is especially important to me. Working with such intelligent, likeable, and motivated people is not only very instructive but also incredibly fun.
Why did you choose GAULY?
GAULY was interesting for me mainly because of the exciting and diverse projects. However, the company’s additional commitment to social projects in particular and the fact that I got to know a large part of the team during the application process were the deciding factors. This gave me a first-hand impression of my future coworkers and the company culture.
Why do you like working at GAULY?
The way we work with each other at GAULY is quite exceptional. The crucial thing is always that we achieve the best result for the customer and that the quality is right. This results in very flat hierarchies in our collaboration, and there is huge motivation to develop the best possible solution.
What knowledge and skills do you need in your work as a consultant?
In communications consulting, strategic conceptual thinking and an excellent command of language are both essential. Since we are always working on several projects at any given time, consultants should also be flexible and good at multitasking. But the most important things are empathy and the ability to really listen to the other person.
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Stephanie Rank advises organizations going through change processes. She specializes primarily in internal communication and interaction formats. Stephanie has many years of experience in advising corporate groups and medium-sized companies.
Before joining GAULY, she was employed at cc:langen GmbH.
She earned her diploma at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, where she studied sociology, business administration, and economics.
What do you think makes GAULY so special?**
We provide consultancy at the interface between communications and strategy. This gives us great leverage to get things moving and create real value-add. Each individual contributes their expertise and ideas. No matter at what level.
What does a typical day at work look like for you?
Usually different than expected. Even if there’s already a plan in place for the day, a single email can upset everything. But that’s what makes it exciting. To adapt quickly to new situations and still not lose track of things is what my daily work is all about. In Munich, having lunch as a team is a solid rock amidst all the turbulence.
How much responsibility are you allowed to take on?
A lot. As project manager, my job is to ensure that everything runs smoothly. Besides actually managing the project, this also includes responsibility for the team. But we’re encouraged to take on responsibility beyond the project business as well. In Munich, for example, I’m in charge of selecting our interns. I enjoy that because you get to meet a lot of inspiring people.
What do you like to do besides work?
To provide a balance to working on the computer, I’m often out in nature. Whether on my bike or my inline skates, I’m usually accompanied by our dog. Since I live in the Five Lakes district, swimming, skating, and curling are also very popular in winter.
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Anna Lena Kleine advises clients from various industries on all aspects of strategic communications. Here her focus is on reputation management as well as the positioning of companies and their leading people.
Before joining GAULY, Anna Lena had already worked in communications consulting for several years, after which was responsible for the communications strategy across all disciplines as head of corporate communications and press officer for a private bank with an industrial background. Her field of activity also included internal and external communications for company-wide strategy projects and change management.
Anna Lena Kleine graduated with a degree in media economics from the Rheinische Fachhochschule in Cologne.
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Marius Bittner advises national and international companies on all strategic communication issues, particularly in special situations such as board changes, strategy updates, restructurings, M&A transactions and crisis situations. Marius also advises clients on the proactive positioning of companies and individual executives. At GAULY, he is also responsible for the areas of Comm Tech & AI as well as media analysis and monitoring.
Before joining GAULY, he gained practical experience in various companies in the fields of communications and marketing, including Deutsche Bank.
Why did you choose GAULY?
I became aware of GAULY during my studies and did an internship here. I stayed because I always felt valued. Also, from the beginning, I noticed that the people working here never cling to the status quo but continually strive to develop both the company and themselves.
How much responsibility are you allowed to take on?
As a project manager, I am responsible for several mandates. In these mandates, I am the main contact person for the client and coordinate tasks within the internal project team. Additionally, like all colleagues at GAULY, I take the lead on internal matters that I advance primarily for the company. For me, these are the topics of monitoring tools and AI.
How often do you have to travel for work?
On average, about once a month, although this varies greatly. Many client meetings and workshops can also be effectively conducted virtually.
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
I enjoy trying out new restaurants or visiting my favorite local spots. And I always need a good book as a counterbalance to the high volume of news consumption during work.
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Based in Berlin, Sofie Sharifi advises clients on regulatory projects at the federal, state, and EU level – especially in the area of digital policy. In addition, she supports companies in change management as part of transformation processes.
Before joining GAULY, Sofie worked at various federal agencies, including the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture and the German Embassy in Kenya.
She studied politics, administration, and organization for her bachelor’s degree from the University of Potsdam.
Why did you choose GAULY?
After earning my degree, I wanted to do an internship that would show me the private-sector perspective to round out the experience I had gained in the public sector. I came to GAULY through a recommendation from a fellow student. After my internship, I was immediately taken on as an analyst.
What do you think makes GAULY so special?**
Working at GAULY means first and foremost setting very high standards of quality. Because of the diversity of our clients, you get the opportunity to deep-dive into a wide range of topics. Although this can be challenging, it opens up access to many topics that you were previously unfamiliar with or had no access to.
How would you describe the working atmosphere at GAULY?
The team is very friendly and very professional. The project teams strive to find constructive solutions for big workloads and capacity bottlenecks. All in all, our interaction here is characterized by flat hierarchies.
What do you like to do besides work?
Apart from work, I’m passionate about sports and cooking with my friends. I also like to travel a lot.
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GAULY ist für mich die perfekte Mischung aus interessanten Projekten, der Möglichkeit im Unternehmen etwas zu bewegen und super Arbeitskollegen.Saskia Scharowsky
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How to Join Us
Please submit your application using the appropriate job form on our Career page. Your application documents should include an informative covering letter, a clearly structured CV, and relevant references and certificates. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to receiving your application.