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Company Description: Symbal AI is a data and research lab.
Role Description: The GTM Intern is a part-time, remote role focused on supporting go-to-market initiatives for Symbal. Day-to-day responsibilities may include assisting with market research, helping define and refine target customer segments, and contributing to GTM campaigns. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to gather feedback from early users, organizing insights, and recommending improvements to positioning and product experiments.
Qualifications: Ability to conduct structured market and customer research, summarize findings, and translate insights into clear recommendations. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including creating concise messaging, documentation, and basic GTM materials. Comfort working with data at a basic level, including organizing information in spreadsheets and interpreting simple performance metrics. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple tasks in a remote, part-time setting. Collaborative mindset with the ability to take feedback, work across teams, and contribute to a positive, inclusive work environment. Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Business, Marketing, Operations, Data, or a related field is preferred but not required. Prior internship or project experience in GTM, marketing, operations, or product support is a plus but not mandatory.

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