Social Media & Marketing Internship (Summer 2021)

October 29, 2026

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Interns will learn the inner-workings of what goes into putting a software together from a marketing and sales perspective. The intern will be assigned tasks from the Marketing team and Sales Account Executives. Internship duties vary greatly. Tasks include handling & writing posts for the social media accounts, client outreach, assisting with website content, Colorado event research, and more.

In your role as Social Media Intern you will be responsible to support the Activation Manager on the following topics:

Implementation of the global strategy for paid social media
Support in the development and implementation of a global Influencer marketing strategy
Shape our social media presence and establish our social media tech stack.
Drive continuous optimization of Otter's social media accounts
Develop, implement and evaluate social media campaigns in collaboration with key markets and our digital agency.
Global management of Otter’s social media monitoring and listening platform

Knowledge of Google Drive - Excel & Word
Fast-learner, ability to multi-task, responsible, reliable, self-motivated and trustworthy
Excellent written, verbal, organizational, problem solving skills
Assist in marketing and advertising promotional activities (e.g. social media, direct mail and web)
Plan Social media posts (15-20/month)
Light administrative duties

REQUIREMENTS

Internship is unpaid. Interns are to be available for 10 hours throughout the week. This is a 3 month internship starting January 14th - April 14th. We are very flexible with your schedule, but do need someone that is committed and interested in Otter. We are looking to help enhance your impact on the world for someone who is organized, dedicated, creative, as well as someone who we can rely on.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Resume
URL or PDF of your portfolio - only if you have one
Cover Letter
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Otter is leading the way as the #1 waiver creation system for liability waivers for non-profits and the guiding industry.

We are a young, international, and entrepreneurial start-up who are passionate about shaping the future of our forests. Every year the U.S. cuts down 17 million trees to produce paper for printing and writing.

We love trees so we decided to build a company around digitizing paper and planting a tree for every tree we save. Otter is built for the small business owners that can’t afford the systems out there currently because of price. We are going to make paper obsolete by making digital 50% less than printing and storing paper.

We are looking for talented and motivated people to join our team and help us grow!

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