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Marketing Intern, Summer 2026

Golden, Colorado

About Rendezvous Robotics
Today, space is designed to fit within the limits of the rocket fairing. Rendezvous Robotics is changing that. We are building electromagnetic self-assembling tiles that enable spacecraft and structures to dock, reconfigure, and grow in orbit—creating infrastructure that can scale far beyond what any single rocket can carry.

About the Role
Rendezvous Robotics is looking for a Marketing Intern to support social media, content creation, storytelling, and events. For someone looking to break into space marketing, this is a chance to work closely with CMO Kim Jennett and gain hands-on experience inside a company operating at the frontier of space, robotics, and AI.

We are looking for someone with strong creative instincts and good taste. The kind of person everyone asks to take the photo. The one who can pull together an Instagram story on the fly, spot the moment worth capturing, and turn it into something people actually want to watch. You are curious about technology, excited to experiment with tools like Canva and CapCut, and energized by the challenge of helping a highly technical company show up in a clear, smart, and interesting way.

You should be quick on your feet, comfortable moving fast, and able to carry an idea from first spark to finished post. A sense of humor matters. So does follow-through. We are looking for someone who is creative, resourceful, and excited to learn.

What You’ll Do

  • Support social media strategy and execution across company and executive channels
  • Draft and develop content for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and other relevant platforms
  • Capture content in real time and help create short-form social assets on the fly
  • Help create short-form copy, visual concepts, captions, content calendars, and campaign ideas
  • Monitor trends, cultural moments, and relevant conversations across space, robotics, AI, defense, technology, and media
  • Assist with company storytelling, thought leadership, announcements, and editorial planning
  • Help turn technical information into clear, engaging marketing content
  • Support the development of presentations, one-pagers, website content, and other marketing materials
  • Support planning and execution for conferences, industry events, and company activations
  • Track social performance and surface insights on what is resonating
  • Work closely with our CMO on special projects related to marketing, communications, and creative strategy

What We’re Looking For

  • Strong writing skills and a good instinct for tone, voice, and storytelling
  • Familiarity with social media marketing and content creation
  • Comfortable creating content quickly and capturing moments as they happen
  • Interest in space, robotics, AI, and deep technology
  • A creative eye and strong visual instincts
  • Experience with Canva, CapCut, Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, or similar tools
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
  • Comfortable moving between creative ideas and execution
  • Able to think on your feet, adapt quickly, and follow through
  • A sense of humor, curiosity, and willingness to learn
  • Experience editing short-form video or creating social assets is a plus

To Apply
Please send your resume, a short note on why this role interests you, and 2–3 examples of social content, writing, video, or creative work that show your instincts and style.

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