Marketing Intern

Posted 3 days ago

flying scooter productionsPittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

THIS IS NOT A REMOTE INTERNSHIP. YOU MUST BE ABLE TO COME TO THE OFFICE 2 DAYS A WEEK.
Job Description: Looking for interns for Fall 2026! Currently pursuing a College Degree in Marketing, Business, Advertising, PR or Communications. Goal oriented, task-driven. Able to work independently or with a team. Strong communication, writing and design skills. Assist in executingmarketing, social media, communication, creative and brand direction on multiple projects including photoshoots, digital marketing, public relations and major events.
Primary Duties Include:
  • Must be organized and help with production calendars and scheduling
  • Assist with brand development for various companies
  • Ability to work on set for video and promotional shoots
  • Help with social media and blog posts
  • Other projects as assigned
  • Writing copy for various projects Requirements:
  • Enrolled as a Junior or Senior in college as a Marketing, Business, Advertising, Communication, or PR major
  • Must live or be located in Pittsburgh, PAExcellent written and verbal communication, strong editing skills
  • Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suites is a plus, as well as Microsoft Office.
  • Must own personal laptop
  • Energy, with a desire to come up with fresh ideas
  • Ability to contribute individually, and as a team
  • Availability of 3-4 days per week
  • Management and understanding of calendars

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