Marketing interns work side-by-side the CMO and learn all about marketing a cross-platform app (Chrome, Facebook, Android and iPhone mobile) as well as managing a large community of users. During the position you will have the chance to engage in all aspects of marketing, including blogging, PR, community management, ASO, ads, growth hacking, research, retention, product marketing,  as well as devising and implementing your own creative marketing campaigns. In addition, some interns will also have the opportunity to work on the company’s fundraising and business development efforts.

Responsibilities:

• Manage a large community of users across multiple networks
• Develop marketing materials, website content, press releases, blogs and articles
• Perform marketing campaigns based on Rounds strategic goals
• Carryout in depth research and analysis on the industry, different verticals, business opportunities and potential partners
• Maintain the company’s CRM and pipeline
• Learn about developing social media and digital marketing trends

Requirements:

• Show strong communication skills and be well organized
• English must be mother tongue or at mother tongue level
• Ability to thrive in fast-paced, constantly changing environment
• Basic knowledge of office tools: Word, PowerPoint, Excel
• Have a can do attitude, be eager to learn and be ready to show initiative  
• Be creative, smart, out-of-the-box thinkers
• Must be passionate about the company’s products and vision

About Rounds

Rounds is a live social platform that combines live communication and entertainment; allowing friends to experience life together. Using Rounds, friends can get together and send text messages, video chat with up-to 12 participants and engage in activities while chatting – watch videos, play games, share photos and much more. Rounds operates across networks, operating systems and devices and has raised a total of $22 million in funding from industry leading investors, including Sequoia Capital, Samsung Ventures, Verizon Ventures, DFJ’s Tim Draper, Rhodium, and other private investors.