Intern
Are you a creative, entrepreneurial self-starter? Join a small team of inspired individuals who love what they do and are passionate about building better experiences and matching brands with their ideal consumers.
This is a highly-competitive unpaid internship, ideal for a student studying marketing, human-computer interaction, or a related subject area. You will learn real-world marketing research from experts in the field while helping clients get to know their customers better. This will include working with Sarah Weise, #1 Bestselling Author of InstaBrain: The New Rules for Marketing to Generation Z.
You will support research for our most important clients. This includes working with seasoned researchers to draft research plans, recruit participants, pilot research studies, synthesize data, conduct statistical analysis, and craft simple but impactful recommendations. You’ll be asked to keep up with industry articles, write blog posts, and create content that empowers our clients to learn more about their customers.
What we like to see:
Student currently working on a degree in Marketing, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related subject
You’re familiar with qualitative and quantitative market research techniques—and you want to learn more!
You’ve read our book, InstaBrain: The New Rules for Marketing to Generation Z
Strong organizational skills (you’re comfortable juggling several tasks at once, and can use Trello to track project status)
Strong writing skills (we often write recommendations out for clients and this is an absolute essential skill)
An eye for design (you may be asked to format charts or graphs to best display our data)
Excellent teamwork and communication (we’re a small team so this is a big deal)
Bixa is committed to creating an inclusive employee experience for all. Regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, disability, or if you’re parenting the next generation of innovators, we believe that our work is at its best when everyone feels free to be their most authentic self.