Growth & Marketing Intern (New Graduate)

About the role

This is a founding growth hire at a pre‑seed AI recruiting platform, responsible for owning the full growth engine—from outbound and paid acquisition to content and SEO—to turn recruiting insights into measurable pipeline.

Key responsibilities

• Own end‑to‑end growth programs across outbound, paid acquisition, content, SEO, partnerships and events, delivering measurable outcomes.
• Apply a scientific approach to every channel: formulate hypotheses, run A/B tests, track metrics and iterate continuously.
• Plan, execute and optimise cold‑email outbound campaigns while managing deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, domain warming, sender reputation).
• Launch and optimise paid acquisition campaigns on Meta, LinkedIn and Google.
• Create and distribute high‑velocity content such as blogs, newsletters, social posts, testimonials, case studies and product stories.
• Develop and execute an SEO strategy covering topic research, on‑page optimisation and internal linking.
• Build marketing partnerships and organise both online and offline events to drive audience turnout.

Required profile

• 0‑3 years of experience in an intern or new‑graduate growth or marketing role.
• Hands‑on experience across multiple growth domains: outbound, paid acquisition, content, SEO, partnerships and events.
• Proven ability to own outcomes and deliver measurable impact, not just execute tasks.
• Experience running cold‑email programs and managing technical deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, domain warming, sender reputation).
• SEO expertise including topic research, on‑page optimisation and internal linking.
• Familiarity with paid acquisition on Meta, LinkedIn and Google, from planning to optimisation.

Required skills

• SPF, DKIM, DMARC configuration and domain warming.
• Sender reputation management for email deliverability.
• SEO techniques: topic research, on‑page optimisation, internal linking.
• Meta, LinkedIn and Google advertising platforms.
• A/B testing and performance analytics.