This is not a miscellaneous internship. You will directly work on real channels, and the content you publish will represent the company.
If you have a feel for English writing, real curiosity about AI, and want to learn how early AI company GTM actually works, this role is worth taking seriously.
What you'll do
Write English content: publish 2 to 3 English social posts per week across X and LinkedIn, covering AI recruiting, the future of work, HR Tech, and related topics for US HR, TA, and founders.
Join overseas communities: participate in Reddit communities such as r/recruiting, r/recruitinghell, and r/SaaS, plus HR and People Ops Slack communities. Identify what people are really discussing and bring topics back.
Support content topic selection and analysis: track performance, join weekly reviews, and explain why something worked or why nobody cared.
Work with the full-time team to organize customer stories and use cases, and participate in the full content marketing loop.
Who you are
English writing is a real strength. Ideally, send us an account, blog, Substack, or coursework we can read. This is the most important requirement.
Current undergraduate or graduate student. Major does not matter. Able to commit at least 4 days per week.
Genuinely curious about AI and the future of work, and able to understand what overseas tech circles are discussing.
Fast, experimental, and able to tolerate the loneliness of cold-start content.
Bonus points
You have operated an X, LinkedIn, Substack, or independent blog with real readers.
Hands-on experience with SEO, Reddit communities, or Slack communities.
Overseas study or living experience, with English expression closer to native.
You use Claude, Notion, or AIGC tools, and your writing still does not feel AI-generated.
This may not be for you if
You need a detailed brief before writing and cannot write without templates.
You treat English writing as Chinese-to-English translation.
You expect an internship to be resume padding.
You think content marketing is scheduling posts and counting likes.
What to include when applying
Links to English content you have written: accounts, blogs, coursework, anything readable.
One recent English content piece that impressed you and why it worked, in no more than three sentences. Chinese or English is fine.
Sounds like you?
Email your resume and any requested links. Yaqi reads every application herself.