Marketing Communications Program Intern

Employer: VBRI Group Location: Remote (with potential for full-time placement in New Delhi office) Eligibility: Final-year Bachelors Students or Students with a Bachelor's Degree from Tier-1 and Tier-2 institutions Duration: 6 months Work Model: Remote, full-time internship Stipend: Competitive ; performance-linked conversion to full-time role About the Role We’re looking for a smart, structured communicator who can craft messages that convert from outreach to onboarding to council activation. You’ll join the internal communications team, supporting the Client's Sweden operations, and help us engage global scientists, activate Indian Council Members, and build high-impact content systems. This is not a typical internship; it’s a launchpad into a career in communications, marketing automation, and lifecycle strategy. Outstanding performers will be offered a full-time role in our Delhi office following the internship. What You’ll Do Create, refine, and maintain communication templates for outreach, reminders, invoicing, and event milestones. Manage shared inboxes and help ensure that every message receives a timely and clear response. Maintain and execute a communications calendar aligned with international programs and council activities. Write plain-language help articles and one-pagers to reduce repetitive queries. Run experiments on subject lines, tone, and calls-to-action — and track what drives engagement. Collaborate with Research, Marketing, and Program teams to align message, audience, and outcomes. What You’ll Learn End-to-end email lifecycle management and performance analytics. Content strategy and experimentation for professional communications. Cross-team collaboration across international operations. Exposure to real-world workflows in science communication, marketing automation, and global events . Who Should Apply We welcome final-year bachelor’s students or fresh graduates (2024–2025 batch) from any accredited university who are ready to kickstart their career in communications, marketing, or business strategy. A strong command of English, curiosity for systems and storytelling, and the ability to think independently matter more to us than where you studied. Candidates from universities with strong programs in communication, business, or liberal arts (e.G., Ashoka, Jindal, DU top colleges, Manipal, Symbiosis, Christ, NMIMS, VIT) are especially encouraged. Performance-Linked Outcomes Response rate ≥30% on structured outreach campaigns. 24-hour average response turnaround on assigned communication threads. ≥10% quarterly growth in engaged Indian Council Members (measured by responses or participation). Active contribution to the communications template library and documentation stack . Why Join Us Collaborate with a global non-profit ecosystem connecting over 75,000 scientists. Learn the science and strategy of communications that drive international programs. Get mentored by senior professionals and potentially receive a full-time placement in Delhi after the internship. How to Apply (No-AI, Real-Work Submission Only) To be considered, demonstrate that you can think critically and write effectively. Send the following to with the subject line: Application – Communications & Lifecycle Marketing Intern | (Your Name) Your submission must include: Your CV or LinkedIn profile link A short writing sample (300–400 words) on one of the following: How scientific organizations can communicate better in a post-AI world A communication breakdown you’ve observed in any team or project — and how you’d fix it The role of clarity in building trust between research and industry A brief note (max 100 words) telling us why this role excites you . To learn more about the client, visit Important: Submissions generated or assisted by AI tools will be disqualified. We’re assessing your ability to think, structure, and write with clarity — not your ability to prompt.