Ride is aiming for the stars and looking to expand its team | Ride MTB

Ride is aiming for the stars and looking to expand its team

Ride Partner-Summit 2025 in Bern

Ride aims to reinvent itself in the traditional advertising business and is building a “Commercial Community” for the future. To this end, Ride is creating the position of “Relationship Manager & Commercial Content Creator.” The application window for this unique position is now open.

For over 25 years, Ride has stood for high-quality bike journalism, curated trails, and a steadily growing media ecosystem. Now the next step is just around the corner: Ride is building a “Commercial Community.” For Ride, advertising partners from the cycling industry, tourism, and the agency world will no longer be anonymous clients but simply mutual friends.

To bring this vision to life, Ride is now looking for a motivated individual who will serve as an anchor in a sort of dual role:

  • Relationship Management: 
    The focus is on maintaining direct contact with the top brands and tourism destinations in the outdoor industry and providing strategic advice to make the most of the versatility of the Ride ecosystem (print, web, social media, events).

  • Commercial Content: 
    In the future, external content will be curated or reworked to such a high standard that it will captivate Ride readers just as much as editorials or major feature stories.

Ride offers maximum autonomy, extremely short decision-making processes within a well-coordinated, agile team, and plenty of creative freedom. We’re looking for individuals with strong consulting skills, an affinity for digital technologies (including AI), a solid command of German, and a deep passion for mountain biking.

The application process is now open and can be easily completed via a new web form. Full details on the job requirements, benefits, and the application process can be found in the job posting published on September 1 job posting. The application window is open until September 21.


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