The work

The intern maintains the team's SharePoint site, writes articles and updates for internal channels, and records and edits short videos. The role also supports Princeton events, from logistics and live-event tasks through post-event surveys, and coordinates communications and activities for the DDAI Intern Engagement programme.

The intern tests Strategic Execution-managed instructions for generative AI tools, documents use cases, collects user feedback and promotes the tools to employees. For one or two portfolio initiatives, they produce communications and adoption materials such as announcements and quick-start guides, and track engagement. A capstone project addresses a communications or change management need, with recommendations and outcomes presented to the team.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor's or master's programme in communications, marketing, business or a related field.
• Experience writing for a professional or academic audience, demonstrated through coursework, publications or a portfolio.
• Strong writing and editing skills, including the ability to make complex topics clear for different audiences.
• Organisation and attention to detail, with the ability to manage assignments and deadlines.
• Ability to collaborate across teams, communicate clearly and incorporate feedback.

Preferred qualifications

• Basic video editing experience, for example with Adobe Premiere, Camtasia or Clipchamp.
• Experience building or using AI tools such as custom GPTs, including prompt writing and testing.
• Experience maintaining a SharePoint or intranet site.
• Coursework or experience in change management, organisational behaviour or internal communications.
• Experience supporting or planning events.
• Familiarity with analytics such as page views, survey results or event attendance.