Sales and Marketing Intern

About the Role
Most marketing internships keep you behind a screen. This one starts where a decision actually gets made: face to face.

You’ll split your time between the field and the office. You’ll see how a charity campaign wins supporters in person, then help shape how we tell that story to the next people we hire.

Who We’re Looking For

• You want to understand why people say yes, not just how to make a nice-looking post.
• You’re willing to step outside your comfort zone, and you’ll be doing that in the field.
• You notice patterns, in people or in numbers, and you want to know what’s behind them.
• You take ownership. If a project is yours, you drive it without waiting to be chased.
• You speak up with ideas, even when you’re the most junior person in the room.
• You can write clearly and you’re at home on social media.
  
  What You Get

• Monthly allowance of $800 - $1200
• Direct mentorship from campaign managers
• A possible full-time role after the internship

What the Work Involves

• Learning persuasion firsthand. In the field, you’ll see what actually makes people say yes, something most marketing students only read about.
• Turning field insight into content. You’ll write recruitment posts and social content based on what you’ve seen work.
• Finding the story in the numbers. You’ll work with campaign data and figure out what’s driving results.
• Holding your own with management. You’ll own a project, present your thinking, and defend it.
• Adapting between two worlds. You’ll move between the field and the office, where each needs a different version of you.