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David Careers

Social Media Intern

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last nights gameSeattle (WA)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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About the role

Social Media Internship Roles + Responsibilities
Who We Are: Last Night's Game and Cultivate A Network Of Champions exist to help people win at work, in life, and in the rooms where opportunities happen. After seeing how being able to talk sports gave her an edge in business, Amy and her brother, Scott, created Last Night’s Game to give others the same advantage. We break down sports in a way that feels fun, conversational, and totally approachable, especially if you don’t consider yourself a “sports person.” Think sports meets pop culture with a side of “you’ll actually use this in conversation.”We share that content through our weekly email, podcast, Instagram, TikTok, and blog, all in a way that’s friendly, witty, and welcoming. You’ll also work closely with Cultivate A Network Of Champions, our platform dedicated to removing the anxiety around networking and teaching people how to build a Network Of Champions. Champions are the people who mention your name in rooms full of opportunities that you haven’t stepped into yet. We help our community build those relationships with confidence and ease through virtual workshops, speaking engagements, our newsletter and social media. When you join us, we value your ideas, perspectives, and creativity. Learn more:lastnightsgame.com | @lastnightsgameamybsiegfried.com | @cultivatechampions About the RolePart-time: 10–15 hours/week January - May 2027 Flexible holiday schedule because your family time matters. Unpaid, for academic credit (if applicable) Location & Schedule This role is remote with weekly Zoom meetings. You will be required to attend 1–2 one-hour team/1:1 meetings with your supervisor per week. Work hours are flexible. We trust you to manage your schedule as long as you complete your work.
Responsibilities:
  • Ideate and create short-form content for social platforms across both brands
  • Research partnership opportunities + potential collaborators
  • Support consistency of brand tone and voice across platforms
  • Take on special creative or research projects as they arise
  • Designing ads for our merch
  • You're a Great Fit If:
  • You’re a current undergraduate majoring or minoring in public relations, communications, marketing, or journalism (Spring/Summer/Fall 2026 grads — this one isn’t for you)
  • You love TikTok/Reels and naturally think in hooks, trends, and edits
  • You’re curious, creative, and keep up with digital and cultural trends
  • You work well independently and take initiative
  • You value voice and storytelling, not just “posting content”You enjoy creating online spaces where people feel seen, included, and welcomed
  • You have experience with Canva and pay attention to detail
Bonus: You’ve created content that has performed well (in your own feed, for a brand, a campus org, etc.)
Why Join Our Team:
  • See the behind-the-scenes reality of building and scaling a female-led startup
  • Receive real mentorship and professional development because we care about you as a whole person
  • You’ll have creative ownership and real responsibility
  • Your ideas will be heard, tested, and celebrated
  • You’ll leave with a strong portfolio and tangible accomplishments
Hear From Past Interns“I was trusted as a true member of the team. I worked across marketing, communications, and content strategy and even helped launch Cultivate A Network Of Champions. I left more confident in my voice and my ability to contribute in meaningful ways.”— Marketing & Communications Intern“I am so grateful for the confidence Amy placed in me. I grew my creative and communication skills in ways that I know will influence my professional path moving forward. I felt supported every step of the way.”— Social Media InternReady to join us? Apply through LinkedIn. We can’t wait to meet you.

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