OMR runs a Hamburg-based marketing media business spanning a large annual festival, editorial content and a software-comparison platform. Its stack leans on no-code automation (Zapier, n8n, Airtable, Softr) alongside BigQuery and Looker Studio, while job posts point to festival crew operations, technical SEO and data pipeline reliability as active pressure points. Hiring is accelerating and skews toward marketing, sales and ops rather than engineering.
OMR is a German media and events company focused on digital marketing, headquartered in Hamburg with 201–500 employees. Its portfolio includes the annual OMR Festival in Hamburg, German and English-language editorial content, podcasts, reports and a jobs portal. It also operates OMR Services, a platform that helps companies compare and choose software tools. The business serves marketing professionals and the companies selling to them through events, content and lead-generation offerings.
OMR uses HubSpot, BigQuery, Looker Studio, GCP, Terraform, Shopify, Zapier, n8n, Airtable and Softr, with engineering in Ruby on Rails, Vue, Next.js, Node.js, Kotlin, Scala, Rust and GraphQL.
Job posts point to a premium expo, technical SEO for its platform, data reliability monitoring, an OMR Services customer portal, internal scheduling tools and Looker Studio dashboards.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in marketing, sales and operations, with additional data roles and a mix of junior, mid, senior and manager levels.
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