OCHE Intern

Job Summary: The Marketing Intern will support the marketing team at Nucleus by developing and maintaining a social media strategy, assisting with event planning and logistics, contributing to public relations strategy and assets, and designing digital and print materials. This role is ideal for a student with strong design and communication skills who is eager to gain hands on marketing experience in a fast paced, on site environment.

Responsibilities: Develop and maintain a social media strategy for Nucleus, including content planning, scheduling, and engagement. Provide support with event planning and logistics, including vendor coordination and on site assistance. Develop public relations strategy and assets, including press releases, media materials, and outreach content. Design digital and print assets, such as social graphics, event materials, and promotional pieces, to support marketing campaigns and brand initiatives. Collaborate with the marketing team to ensure consistency across all channels and materials.

Education: High School Diploma, or equivalency Skill & Abilities: Demonstrated proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva, and other design and social media tools. Strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to develop content for social media, public relations, and event materials. Strong organizational skills, with attention to detail for coordinating events and logistics. Excellent time management, creativity, and adaptability in a fast paced environment. Preferences: Currently enrolled in a Utah institution of higher education. Currently pursuing a degree in Marketing, Communications, or a related field. Special Instructions Summary

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