Join our team: We're looking for a Marketing Coordinator with Graphic Design skills

Are you a creative marketing coordinator, with a positive mindset, who loves graphic design and digital communication? Do you want to be part of a unique sailing adventure with focus on international trade and innovations for a sustainable tomorrow?

Join our team: We're looking for a Marketing Coordinator with Graphic Design skills

The ship Götheborg of Sweden (Ostindiefararen Götheborg) is a replica of an 18th century trading ship, and the largest ocean-going wooden sailing ship in the world. In 2022 and 2023 we are heading out on a two-year expedition to Asia, with focus on international trade and sustainability. We are looking for a marketing coordinator with great graphic design skills, and an interest in digital communication and social media to join our team.

About the role

As Marketing Coordinator/Graphic Designer you will be an important part of our team and have a varied and creative role. You will work with all aspects of our external communication and with all departments within the organisation. Responsibilities will include planning, producing, publishing, and optimising a range of marketing and communication activities. The main areas of responsibility will be to work with our brand and graphic material, and to coordinate and develop our website and social media accounts. As part of the role you will also get to travel to several of the expedition stops.

We offer an inspiring, dynamic, fun, and friendly work environment, with people who are truly passionate about their work.

Tasks include:

  • Designing, producing, and updating of our physical and digital graphic material, and collaborating with our agency on developing our brand.
  • Web editor responsibility for our website, updating texts and images.
  • Working with our social media channels, including planning, creating, and publishing content.
  • Planning and producing newsletters and news pieces for our external communication.
  • Reporting and analysis of communication activities.
  • Supporting with PR and media inquiries on site when travelling to ports where the ship stops.
  • Working closely with Head of Communication, Expedition Director, Partner Director, and other key departments.

Who are we looking for?

We think that you are at the beginning of your career, alternatively have worked for a number of years and enjoy a hands-on and varied role. You have great graphic design skills, and good knowledge of traditional and digital marketing, content marketing, and social media marketing.

Requirements:
  • Suitable education within marketing, graphic design, or communication.
  • Proficient in Creative Suite (focus on Photoshop and InDesign).
  • Experience of working in CMS systems (our website is built in Umbraco).
  • Experience of working with social media content.
  • Fluent in both written and spoken English.
  • Experience and interest in production of moving content, and photography, is a plus.
  • Good writing skills.

To be successful in this role, we think that you are a positive and solutions-oriented person with a lot of drive, self-motivation, and excellent communication skills. You are both creative and organised, and like working in a varied and fast-paced environment. You love to travel and learn about new things.

Additional information

  • This is a permanent, full-time position based in Gothenburg, Sweden.
  • The position will include international travel, especially during the summer months.
  • Starting date: According to agreement.

We look forward to your application!

Do you want to be part of our team, this exciting journey, and the unique experience of sailing the world’s largest wooden sailing ship? Then do not hesitate to apply for the position today - we review applications on an ongoing basis!

Please send your personal letter and CV before 20 January 2022 to anna.creutz@soic.se.
If you have any questions, please contact Head of Communication, Anna Creutz, at anna.creutz@soic.se.

For more information about the ship and expedition, read more here at www.gotheborg.se.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Strategic partnership between Greencarrier and Chalmers to advance sustainable maritime research

21 August 2025

Greencarrier Group and Chalmers University of Technology are entering a strategic partnership to accelerate sustainable development in the maritime industry. For three years Greencarrier will support world-leading research and education in maritime environmental science, led by Chalmers Professor Ida-Maja Hassellöv, a global expert in the field. he partnership combines Chalmers’ academic excellence with Greencarrier’s industry knowledge to tackle urgent environmental challenges and support the shift to more responsible and resilient maritime practices. It also reinforces Chalmers’ recently launched overarching research area, Ocean, that brings together all marine and maritime research and education under one umbrella. Over the past decades, Chalmers has made significant contributions to national, EU, and international environmental policy, including within the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Long-term commitment to ocean health Greencarrier’s funding will enable long-term, socially relevant research and help train future experts in the field. The initiative is also aligned with Greencarrier’s Blue Initiative – a key part of the company’s 2027 strategy – which supports projects aimed at reducing the environmental impact of shipping. “By investing in innovative projects and strategic partnerships, we aim to drive meaningful change. At Greencarrier, we believe in the power of collaboration – together, we can achieve more. We are proud to support Professor Hassellöv in her vital work, both as a scientist and as a valuable partner helping us better understand the ocean and our industry’s impact on it. Her previous research has had a significant influence, shaping policies and driving change within the maritime sector,” says Josefine Widegren, Owner and Board Member, Greencarrier Group Driving science-based change The all-embracing goal of this joint effort is to strengthen Chalmers’ role as a broad-based resource in the transition toward sustainable shipping. By bridging the gap between academia and industry, the collaboration will help translate scientific knowledge into practical change. Professor Hassellöv will lead both research and doctoral education focused on the environmental impact of shipping on marine ecosystems. One of the key research areas will be improving marine risk assessments by incorporating the environmental effects of shipping, including those from shipping lanes – an area where current knowledge is limited. “I am very pleased that the research field I am dedicated to and passionate about is being given strong and long-term support through Greencarrier’s funding. This contribution will enhance scientific knowledge and, ultimately, support the health of our marine environment,” says Professor Ida-Maja Hassellöv, Chalmers University of Technology. “Greencarrier’s commitment to the marine environment is truly welcome. Our experience shows that when industry and academia work closely together, we can solve complex challenges. We look forward to more research-based development that contributes to sustainable shipping,” says Martin Nilsson Jacobi, President and CEO of Chalmers University of Technology. The strategic partnership will help translate scientific findings into industry practice and raise awareness through active knowledge sharing. Background: A shared maritime legacy Greencarrier Group and Chalmers share historical ties to Svenska Ostindiska Companiet (SOIC), the Swedish East India Company. Founded in 1731, SOIC became one of Sweden’s most successful trading ventures, helping drive national progress in shipbuilding, science, and infrastructure. The company’s global knowledge exchange laid the foundation for institutions like Chalmers. Today, Greencarrier owns Svenska Ostindiska Companiet (SOIC) and the historic ship Götheborg, a symbol of Sweden’s maritime legacy. In recognition of their shared roots and ongoing collaboration, Chalmers will serve as an honorary partner to the ship Götheborg in 2025. This shared heritage adds cultural depth to the new partnership, linking history with modern innovation and collaboration.

Ostindiefararen's Oktoberfest

15 August 2025

Welcome to a unique autumn celebration on the pier with Ostindiefararen Götheborg! On 20 September, we invite you to our Oktoberfestival with everything you’d expect: delicious food, great drinks, communal singing, and live music to keep the warmth going even if the autumn evening is crisp. During the evening, you’ll also have the chance to board the ship and experience its unique atmosphere up close – a perfect opportunity to feel the presence of history while enjoying the festive mood. 🎶 Live music 🍽 Food & drinks ⚓ Boarding and guided tours Bring your friends, colleagues, or family and celebrate autumn with us in a way you’ll never forget! Tickets: use the button below Price: 150 SEK – includes entry to both the pier and the ship, valid all day. Food and drinks are available within the festival area. For group bookings, email: bokning@gotheborg.se

Ostindiefararen’s Auction Day – September 12, 10:00–16:00

13 August 2025

The East Indiaman Götheborg invites you to a day on board, in collaboration with AntikWest, in support of cultural heritage and the preservation of the ship’s history. This day is dedicated to the memory of the original Götheborg’s shipwreck – on 12 September 1745, when the vessel ran aground just outside Gothenburg after a long journey from China. The pier to the East Indiaman will open at 10:00, and throughout the day there will be free admission to both the Antiques Day and the ship. AntikWest, founded by Björn Gremner in 1971, is one of Gothenburg’s most renowned antique dealers specializing in Chinese porcelain. Many fascinating objects connected to the voyages of the Swedish East India Company in the 18th century, as well as treasures from the East Indiaman Götheborg, will be on display during the day. Don’t miss 12 September, when you can meet Björn Gremner, one of the foremost experts on Chinese porcelain from the Swedish TV show Antikrundan. Bring your own items for appraisal and listen to his exciting stories about the history of porcelain. Welcome to be inspired and perhaps discover your next unique collector’s item! There will also be a book signing and lecture with author Lars-Olof Lööf and his book Sjöfarare och Superkargörer (Seafarers and Supercargoes), an extensive account of the sailors of the SOIC. The day concludes with a unique charity auction, where items related to the East Indiaman Götheborg and the Swedish East India Company will be auctioned off under the leadership of Björn Gremner. 🎟 Collect your free ticket on the East Indiaman Götheborg’s website. (All proceeds will go directly to the East Indiaman Götheborg for the preservation and development of the ship.) Program 10:00 – 12:00 Start: Appraisals on the pier with Björn Gremner (bring up to 5 items per person) 12:00 – 13:00 Lecture and book signing with Lars-Olof Lööf: The Journey of Porcelain and East India Stories 14:00 Auction – led by Björn Gremner All day: 10:00 – 16:00 Free admission to the East Indiaman Götheborg with online ticket 10:00 – 16:00 Café & shop open We look forward to a day filled with history, treasures, and exciting encounters! Welcome to an unforgettable day on the pier! More info: https://antikwest.se/ https://larsolofloof.wordpress.com/