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QimiQ is an innovative cream product. From our headquarters in Hof bei Salzburg, we distribute QimiQ worldwide as an Austrian family-owned company. You are also welcome to send us your speculative application.

Open positions

Key Account Manager

FFM and surroundings

Chef de Cuisine

Hof near Salzburg

Key Account Manager

for Berlin and surroundings

Key Account Manager

Munich and Southern Bavaria

E-Commerce & Online Marketing

Hof near Salzburg

Key Account Manager

Tyrol

Key Account Manager

Vorarlberg

Unsolicited application

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You haven't found a suitable job? No problem, we will be happy to take a look at your documents. Simply send them by post or e-mail to the address below. Our team is constantly growing, and we love nothing more than to work with colleagues who are just as creative and in love with cooking/baking.

Michele R. Haindl
T +43 6229 3483-0
F +43 6229 3483-30
E michele.haindl@QimiQ.com

QimiQ Handels GmbH
Lettlweg 5
5322 Hof bei Salzburg
Austria

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