Marketing Internship
cloudmastersCoral Gables (FL)
About the role
Marketing Internship – AI Consulting Services (Claude / Anthropic)Our Client specializes in consulting services built around Anthropic's Claude as an Anthropic Partner helping teams design, deploy, and get real results from AI across operations, sales, customer support, and knowledge work. A fast-moving team, and looking for a creative, curious marketing intern to help us tell their story.
The Role:
You'll own the build-out and execution of our social media strategy. This is a hands-on role: you won't just schedule posts, you'll help shape how they show up in the AI consulting space. You'll work directly with our leadership team and see the impact of your work right away.
What You'll Do:
Develop a social media strategy across Instagram, including goals, audience, content pillars, and posting cadence Create and publish content such as posts, carousels, short-form video, client success stories, and thought leadership on practical AI adoption Use Claude and other AI tools in your own workflow to research, draft, and repurpose content efficiently Grow our audience and engagement by building a following among business leaders, operators, and decision-makers Track performance with analytics, report on what's working, and adjust the plan based on results Support campaigns for webinars, workshops, case studies, and service launches Stay current on AI news and trends and turn them into timely, relevant content What they are looking for Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a related field Strong writing skills with the ability to make technical topics clear and engaging Hands-on familiarity with Instagram and social media best practices Genuine interest in AI, with experience using tools like Claude or ChatGPT as a plus Self-starter who can take an idea from plan to execution with minimal hand-holding
Bonus:
experience with Canva, Figma, video editing, or scheduling tools like Buffer or Hootsuite
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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