Marketing Intern (Paid, Part-Time)
chaostrackSyracuse (NY)
$18/hour
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chaostrackSyracuse (NY)
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$18/hour
About the role
Marketing InternChaosTrack | Remote (US) | Part-Time Internship About ChaosTrackChaosTrack is an AI-powered cybersecurity preparedness and incident response platform built for modern enterprises. We help security teams run tabletop exercises, simulate real-world breach scenarios, and automate incident response. We’re a fast-growing startup, and this is a ground-floor opportunity: you’ll be our first dedicated marketing hire, building the function from the ground up alongside our leadership team.
The Role:
This is a hands-on marketing internship for someone hungry, driven, and excited to build. Because we’re starting our marketing function from scratch, you won’t be plugging into an existing playbook — you’ll be helping create it. Early on, you’ll execute against the direction set by our VP of Sales and Director of Business Operations, and as you prove yourself, you’ll have a growing voice in shaping our marketing strategy. We take a sales-first approach to marketing: everything we do is tied to driving pipeline and revenue. You’ll work directly with our VP of Sales and Director of Business Operations, getting mentorship and exposure that’s hard to find in a larger, more siloed company.
What You’ll Do:
- Create content for our blog, website, and LinkedInSupport product marketing efforts
- Help run marketing to current and prospective customers through our CRM and database (HubSpot)
- Create white papers and sales collateral (sales decks, one-pagers, etc.)Support the sales team with enablement materials
- Help manage our social media presence
- Create simple, clean design assets using tools like Canva or Figma
- Conduct competitive and market research on the cybersecurity landscape
- Track and report on what content and campaigns are actually driving results
- Where This Role Can GrowAs you ramp and the function matures, there’s room to take on:
- Planning and organizing events
- LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads, and SEOBuilding, maintaining, and updating the website
- Supporting PR initiatives
- Email and newsletter campaign ownership
This role starts at 10–20 hours/week with the opportunity for more hours based on performance, and a clear path to grow into a full-time position.
What We’re Looking For:
- Currently in college, grad school, or a recent graduate — this is an entry-level role
- Hungry, driven, and genuinely excited to build something from scratch
- A scrappy, resourceful self-starter who thrives with ambiguity and doesn’t need everything handed to them
- Strong writer — clear, compelling, and adaptable across formats
- A sales-first mindset — you understand marketing exists to drive revenue
- Background or strong interest in IT/cybersecurity and/or AI is preferred
- Comfort with AI tools and a willingness to use them to work faster and smarter
- Familiarity with HubSpot, Canva, or similar tools is a plus but not required — we’ll teach you
- The Details$18/hour
- Part-time, 10–20 hours/week to start, with opportunity for more hours based on performance 100% remote — work from anywhere in the USClear path to grow into a full-time role
How to Apply:
Interested in getting in on the ground floor? Send your resume and a brief note on why this role excites you to. If you have writing samples, a portfolio, or content you’re proud of, include those too. ChaosTrack is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building an inclusive team.
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