Marketing & Growth — AI Consumer Tech Startup

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We're a pre-seed AI consumer technology startup preparing for our next product pilot.
We're looking for a curious student or recent graduate to join us for 4 weeks (3–4 half-days per week) and get hands-on exposure to how marketing and growth work inside an early-stage company.
You'll work directly with the founder and gain experience across areas such as:
• exploring customer insights and user feedback;
• supporting marketing experiments and growth ideas;
• researching audiences, channels, and opportunities;
• understanding how a startup turns an idea into a product people want.

What is preferred
• a strong understanding of the European, US, UK markets is preferred.
• excellent English
• understanding and first experience of social media & digital marketing channels, content creation accordingly to audiences

You'll get direct founder access and an honest look at what building an early-stage company actually involves.
At the end of the experience, we'll provide a personalised reference and, where appropriate, are happy to make introductions that may help with your next steps. Strong performers may be considered for future paid opportunities as the company grows.
Details
• 4 weeks, 3–4 half-days per week
• Flexible around your studies
• August 2026 start
• Hybrid: London, UK or remote

We're open to students and recent graduates from any background, including business, economics, marketing, STEM, and other disciplines. We're looking for people who are curious, proactive, interested in consumer products and marketplaces, and excited by learning how startups experiment, grow, and solve problems.
If this sounds like you, send us an email. What motivates you, what are you most proud of, most excited about.

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