Content and Social Media Marketing Internship

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include: 1. Turning raw founder material into published output. Calls, voice notes, working sessions, half-finished arguments: you turn them into posts, videos, and threads.

2. Product marketing. Whatever the product team wants the market to know: new capabilities, how the workspace actually gets used, what changed and why it matters.

You take the brief and turn it into published output. 3. Cadence. Four posts a week and two videos a month, shipped. Not drafted, shipped. 4. The target list.

Which analysts, research heads and fund CIOs we want reading us, across India, the Gulf and the US. Who's posting what. Who engaged with the last thing and what we do about it.

5. Distribution mechanics. Reposts, comments, DMs, follow-ups. This is unglamorous, repetitive, and where most of the results come from. 6. Offline events: MoneyExpo, Global Fintech Fest, and a user-generated content programme.

Treated as content production, not attendance. You won't be setting the point of view. The founder does that. You decide how it gets made and how it reaches the right forty people.

Who can apply: Only those candidates can apply who: • are available for full time (in-office) internship • can start the internship between 3rd Sep'26 and 8th Oct'26 • are available for duration of 6 months • have relevant skills and interests Stipend: INR₹ 10,000 - 15,000 /month Deadline: 2026-10-04 23:59:59 Other perks: Certificate, Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, Informal dress code Skills required: Social Media Marketing, Content Writing, Presentation skills, Storytelling, LinkedIn Marketing, Canva, Sales, Claude, Perplexity, Video Marketing and Elevenlabs (GenAI) Other Requirements: • Spend an hour with our website and whatever you can find about how institutional research teams work: • 1.

A plan for the first two pieces of content you'd make for us. A few lines each — the angle, the • format, and specifically who it's aimed at. Not the general public.

Name the kind of person. • 2. One of the two, actually made. Rough is fine. We care about judgment and speed, not polish. • 3. Two lines on what you couldn't figure out from the outside, and what you'd have asked us.

• We're more interested in the angle you pick and who you're aiming it at than in whether you've guessed our roadmap correctly. About Company: B2B Fintech SaaS in Wealth Management | We are building the future of work and collaboration for traders and fund house Additional information: • You'll be a fit if: - You publish a lot, on anything.

Volume and consistency matter more than subject. You like storytelling, and can make a complex idea easy to understand for your audience. - You can take a twenty-minute recording of someone thinking out loud and come back with something publishable.

- You can learn an unfamiliar industry fast enough to know which question to ask next. Finance background is not required and not particularly advantaged.

We'll teach you the domain. We can't teach you output speed. Not a fit: anyone who needs a brief for every task, anyone optimising for follower count, anyone whose default voice is SaaS-brochure.

What you get: - A front-row seat to how AI is actually used in production at a fintech company — not demos, not LinkedIn theatre - Full access to frontier AI tooling, and to Wealthink itself - You'll sit in on institutional sales conversations with funds and research desks - Direct mentorship from people who've worked across Indian, Middle East, and US markets - A documented portfolio of everything you shipped, with named credit where it applies.

you leave with a body of work, not a line on a CV. - The chance to figure out what distribution looks like when one person with the right tools does what a five-person team used to.