
Marketing Intern at Finvest (San Francisco, CA)
Finvest· San Francisco, CA·
Role details
Employment
Internship
Job description
We are looking for a Marketing Intern to join our team in San Francisco. In this role, you will work with our marketing team to drive growth and build brand awareness.
This is a summer internship, with the potential to transition into a full-time role based on mutual fit and business needs.
What you will do
We're looking for someone eager to learn and contribute across different marketing tasks and objectives. Some of your responsibilities might include:
- Assist with social media content creation and community management
- Help analyze marketing campaign performance and gather insights
- Support the team in creating marketing materials and assets
- Participate in brainstorming sessions for new marketing initiatives
- Research industry trends and competitor activities
What you are good at
- You are curious and eager to learn about fintech marketing
- You have strong written and verbal communication skills
- You have a good understanding of topics in finance and investing, and are ready to up-skill wherever necessary
- You're detail-oriented but can also see the big picture
- You're comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with changing priorities
Why work at Finvest
- Culture: Described as a high-hunger, high-ownership environment where "A+ people attract A+ people" and teams "ship high-quality products fast." Values include letting the best ideas win, working very hard, and striving for excellence ashbyhq.com.
- Work Policy: In-office in San Francisco (SoMa area) for most roles. Some positions may offer remote options for candidates in India builtin.com.
- Team size: Very small (5-18 people), offering outsized impact and direct contribution to product direction.
- Engineering focus: Hiring Senior Backend Engineers and Senior LLM Engineers – strong emphasis on AI and software craftsmanship.
- Perks: Not explicitly listed, but typical for YC startups include equity, health benefits, and the chance to shape early-stage product and culture.