Knowledge managers are responsible for managing, preserving and promoting knowledge within an organization, including the development of knowledge collection, organization and dissemination strategies, the implementation of knowledge management tools and systems, and the promotion of knowledge exchange and collaboration among employees.
In Germany, the average annual salary for a knowledge manager is about €54,700 to €60,002. A knowledge management specialist earns on average €44,160 per year, with monthly salaries ranging from €1,690 to €5,860.
A career in knowledge management usually requires a degree in business administration, information science, or related fields. Additional qualifications in data management, information systems, or organizational development are an advantage. Practical experience in knowledge management projects or related activities can also be helpful.
In the field of knowledge management, there are a variety of career opportunities. You can work as a knowledge manager, information analyst or knowledge manager in various industries. With additional experience and training, positions at the management level or in specialized consulting firms are also possible. The demand for knowledge management professionals is steadily increasing with the increasing importance of data and knowledge in companies.
