Growth Marketing Intern, Sixtyfour

Responsibilities

• Make things worth paying attention to. Write posts, create visuals, and edit short videos. Bring strong ideas and carry them through to finished work.
• Build direct-mail campaigns. Research target accounts, develop thoughtful gifting concepts, source materials, coordinate delivery, and help organize personalized follow-up. Track which approaches start conversations.
• Bring people together. Help plan and execute customer and prospect dinners, happy hours, and other field marketing events. Contribute to the concept, guest list, invitations, venue coordination, on-site experience, and follow-up.
• Help campaigns happen. Support launches and growth experiments, working with marketing, sales, and the founders to turn an idea into a coordinated campaign.
• Find the story. Turn customer interviews, product demos, and team conversations into clear examples of what Sixtyfour makes possible.
• Test and improve. Try different hooks, formats, audiences, and channels. Track what leads to replies, registrations, attendance, and meetings, then use those results to shape the next experiment.
• Use AI well. Build faster ways to research, draft, edit, and organize work. Check the output and bring your own judgment to what ships.
• Keep your projects moving. Maintain clear next steps, flag blockers early, and close the loop without needing someone to chase every detail.

Preferred

• You’ve made something you’re proud of. A video, campaign, newsletter, event, student project, or account you’ve helped grow. We care about what you contributed and the quality of the result.
• You have strong creative judgment. You notice what makes writing clear, a visual compelling, a gift memorable, or an event worth attending—and can explain your choices.
• You finish things. You can take a loose brief, ask useful questions, and turn it into a thoughtful first draft or clear plan.
• You’re curious about people. You want to understand what an audience cares about and why someone would respond.
• You’re organized and attentive. You keep track of timelines, names, addresses, and commitments. You understand that small details shape someone’s experience.
• You use AI tools regularly. You experiment beyond the first prompt, recognize weak output, and know when to change your approach.
• You’re comfortable with numbers. You can work in a spreadsheet, spot a pattern, and connect activity to an outcome.
• You’re coachable and resourceful. You listen carefully, act on feedback, and try to solve problems before escalating them.
• You don’t need a previous marketing internship. Work you’ve done for yourself, a student organization, a community, or a side project counts.