Communications Lead (Fixed-Term Employee Contract)

Overview

Communications Lead Microsoft Finland - Fixed-Term Employee Contract

Microsoft's mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. As part of Microsoft's Global Communications team, you will join a group of professionals dedicated to telling stories that help people connect with Microsoft, the products we create, and the impact we have around the world.

We are looking for an experienced communications professional to join our Global Media Relations Team in Finland as a Communications Lead (Fixed-Term Employee Contract). This is a fixed-term position covering a family leave planned for 12 months, subject to business needs and leave timelines and offers a unique opportunity to help shape storytelling at the intersection of technology, business, and society during a period of rapid innovation and change.

In this role, you will partner with a wide range of local and international stakeholders to develop and execute communications strategies aligned to both global storytelling priorities and local business needs. You will drive engagement with top-tier Finnish media, create compelling customer success stories, and help position Microsoft as a trusted and innovative partner for digital transformation across both private and public sector organisations. The role also includes supporting local leadership with strategic employee and executive communications.

The ideal candidate brings a strong track record in corporate communications and media relations, along with excellent written and verbal communication skills. You should combine strategic thinking with a strong ability to execute, build trusted stakeholder relationships, and work proactively in a collaborative and fast-paced environment. A strong understanding of the digital media landscape and modern communications channels is essential to identify opportunities, drive engagement with key audiences, and act as a trusted communications advisor to the country leadersh