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July 30, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

Internships with Invenio

Invenio is a full service creative agency and production studio. Our team produces great design, savvy interactive, and smart media — all with competitive results. With strategy in mind, we create experiences that transform brands.

Production/Animation Intern

$10/hr
At Invenio, we all had terrible internships. We also had great ones where we were treated as adults, allowed to make high-level decisions, and gained real skills. We want to pass the same gift to you. Instead of this being a stressful place between school and that real job, we’ll have you learning the real job stuff faster.

You’ll get projects that matter, and we’ll ask your opinion on how to move forward. We’ll help you out when you need it, push you when you’re close to something cool, and remind not to use all that school jargon in your client emails.

So, you can get people coffee and cleanup someone else’s spreadsheets, or you can get started on your career. What’s it going to be?

It would be nice if you could do some of these things (and we’ll teach you the rest):

– Light an on-location shoot
– Run a camera or audio on one of our commercials
– Animate a character you’ve created
– Maintain our two 600 square foot studio
– Touch up photos from a product shoot
– Workshop a script with a client
– Coordinate with an online marketing campaign

Please send a well-formatted resume, cover letter, and examples of your work to kmanlove@inveniomedia.com.
Marketing Intern

 Salary ​(amount and hourly/​monthly/​yearly)​:
$10/hr
At Invenio, we all had terrible internships. We also had great ones where we were treated as adults, allowed to make high-level decisions, and gained real skills. We want to pass the same gift to you. Instead of this being a stressful place between school and that real job, we’ll have you learning the real job stuff faster.

You’ll get projects that matter, and we’ll ask your opinion on how to move forward. We’ll help you out when you need it, push you when you’re close to something cool, and remind not to use all that school jargon in your client emails.

So, you can get people coffee and cleanup someone else’s spreadsheets, or you can get started on your career. What’s it going to be?

It would be nice if you could do some of these things (and we’ll teach you the rest):

Plan for a campaign
Buy ads
Get aggressive about new business
Code an email campaign
Interpret analytics data
Do research so our clients are better than everyone else
Convince people to rent our two studio when we’re not using them
Make social media a little less like social media
Get people to come to our art gallery openings and parties

Please send your professionally formatted cover letter and resume to kmanlove@inveniomedia.com. Tell us what you know, what you want to know, and how much you’re ready to learn. We look forward to meeting you!

 

July 30, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

Fall Internship with Tech Ranch

Tech Ranch, a startup incubator in Austin, TX offers first-time and seasoned entrepreneurs the resources and tools necessary to launch and grow their companies. With a focus on developing the entrepreneur instead of the idea, Tech Ranch helps foster the growth of the individual who can then go on to do many great things, despite what happens with their venture. By facilitating international connections, Tech Ranch empowers entrepreneurs to tap into the greater global community, providing opportunities to learn, grow and expand. Tech Ranch is committed to helping entrepreneurs across all industries in order to help them realize their potential for personal success and find their ability to have social impact.

Goals of Experiential Learning Program: Tech Ranch has developed this program to help students get real-world access to the entrepreneurship industry. Many times, especially as an undergraduate college student, there is a focus on case studies and text versus hands-on, experiential learning. The program allows students to not only work within a startup incubator and help with the growth and development of Tech Ranch, but also work alongside and with a wide range of entrepreneurs from multiple countries and industry backgrounds. Through project work, events and training, Tech Ranch hopes to give
students a glimpse into the life and challenges of an entrepreneur to better prepare them to make career choices. Project work will range across multiple functions and it is to be understood that Tech Ranch is also a startup and everyone must “wear many hats” each and every day.

Key Tasks:

 Digital Marketing and Strategy – assisting the Director of Marketing with social media and content creation on a regular basis, including sourcing content and creative

 Assistance with business development and proposal research to help Tech Ranch staff keep pace with opportunities and initiatives

 Coordination and hosting of Tech Ranch private and public events, including but not limited to Chuckwagon Lunch and Campfire Networking

 Optimization of Tech Ranch operations processes, space development and expansion

 Flexibility related to projects, events, and development activities that pop up

Requirements:

 Flexible and optimistic attitude

 Basic social media and content creation experience

 Willingness to learn and grow personally and professionally

 At least one-year of undergraduate classes completed

 Ability to use Microsoft Office products

This is an unpaid experience. If you are interested in applying, please send your resume to

Jaime@techranchaustin.com, Director of Marketing & Operations

July 30, 2015, Filed Under: Internship

Health Care Policy Internship with Children’s Defense Fund

Job Description: The internship is based in Austin and provides general support for the CDF-TX Policy Department. The intern works 20 hours/week, and provides substantive research, compiles reports, monitors interim legislative committees and helps with the execution of advocacy-related activities, including advocate training/recruitment, story collection, public education, legislator visits, legislative briefings and other Department projects.

The internship opportunity is available for Fall 2015. Interested applicants must submit their coverletter and resume by August 5, 2015. Start date is flexible.

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Advocate outreach and recruitment
  • Policy research, briefs and training material
  • Conducts research on public policy, media trends and other subjects as needed
  • Assists in the development and execution of special projects
  • Perform other division, department, and organization-wide special projects as needed and assigned
  • Assist in maintaining CDF’s social media platforms
  • Evenings and occasional weekend activity is required, consistent with policy support for a leading national not-for-profit organization

Job Requirements:

  • Ability to work effectively and calmly in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment and ability to multi-task
  • Strong organizational and execution skills
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Commitment to social advocacy and CDF’s mission to be a voice for all children
  • Ability to organize facts and present issues in a clear, concise and logical manner, both orally and in writing
  • Good interpersonal skills and the ability to interact diplomatically and professionally with CDF staff and external partners/contacts
  • Strong computer, Internet and research skills

How to apply

Application Instructions: To apply, candidates should email a one-page cover letter describing their interest and qualifications and a resume to:canderson@childrensdefense.org and type POLICY INTERN in the subject line. Deadline for Fall applicants is August 05, 2015.

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