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Marketing Intern

Longmont, CO

Our Mission at Scythe

Humanity has lost touch with nature - we’ve traded dirt and trees for asphalt, and we rely on loud, polluting, gas-powered machines to care for our limited natural spaces.
 
Scythe is forging a new future by building intelligent, all-electric machines that unlock a new superpower: the ability to care for the outdoors pollution-free at enormous scale. From today’s first steps in landscape maintenance to full-fledged re-terraforming in the future, Scythe is pioneering autonomous machinery that supports the ingenuity of humans, multiplying our power to nurture our planet.
 
At Scythe, you’ll work with a team of world-class experts in everything from computer vision to mechanical engineering, pushing the limits of possibility and growing by overcoming hurdles along the way. 
 
The world needs what we’re building—come join us in making it a reality.

Marketing Intern at Scythe

About our program

Scythe Robotics is formally kicking off our 2025 Summer Internship Program! Our mission is to cultivate a world-class experience for both our dedicated employees and the talented interns who join us. We believe in the power of hands-on, real-world experiences that not only boost resumes but forge lasting relationships.

This 12-week internship opportunity will open the doors to every facet of our dynamic business, regardless of a student’s specific focus. We're committed to providing interns with a holistic understanding of our operations. And for the Scythers who mentor our interns, you'll play a pivotal role in their journey. You'll oversee the projects the interns lead and engage in dotted-line leadership responsibilities, preparing you for future managerial positions.

Join us in shaping a brighter tomorrow, together!

What You’ll Do at Scythe

We’re looking for a creative and driven Marketing Intern to join our team for the summer. This role offers hands-on experience in content creation, sales enablement, competitive analysis and digital marketing strategy. You’ll support our marketing and sales teams in crafting compelling content, refining our brand presence, and launching marketing campaigns that reach and engage our audience.

More About this Role and Expected Projects

As a marketing intern at Scythe, you’ll play an exciting role in supporting Scythe’s marketing and business operations efforts. Your responsibilities will include:

Content & Social Media

    • Contribute to and draft blog posts, marketing pieces, and Scythe-branded content
    • Capture photos and videos of our autonomous mowers in the field
    • Support and monitor Scythe’s social media efforts, including brainstorming creative ways to engage our audience

Content & Sales Enablement Support

    • Assist in refreshing and expanding Scythe’s marketing and sales collateral to align with brand and messaging updates
    • Audit existing materials (e.g., brochures, case studies, pitch decks) and identify opportunities for improvement
    • Research industry trends and competitor strategies to inform content development
    • Create and refine marketing assets, such as one-pagers, FAQs, and case studies, to support sales and customer engagement
    • Develop and contribute to digital campaigns that promote new resources through social media, email, and blog content

Market Research & Strategy

    • Conduct secondary research on industry trends, emerging brands, and competitive positioning
    • Assist in planning and executing outreach efforts, including sales meetings, conferences, and events

What You Know Well

  • Strong writing and storytelling skills with an eye for brand voice
  • Interest in digital marketing, social media, and sales strategy
  • Ability to analyze market trends and translate insights into actionable recommendation
  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects

What You’ve Maybe Done

  • Experience creating marketing materials or social media content
  • Worked with design tools like Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, or Figma
  • Familiarity with data analysis and performance tracking (Google Analytics, social media metrics, etc.)
  • Assisted with event planning or sales outreach efforts
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Closing

Scythe carefully considers a wide range of compensation factors, including education, years of experience, competencies and other relevant business considerations. These considerations can cause your compensation to vary along with your compensation mode preferences. The Marketing Internship has an expected hourly amount of $20/hr. The actual pay may be higher depending on your skills, qualifications, and experience. Please note that this information is provided for those hired in Colorado only.

Scythe is an Equal Opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status or any other factor protected by applicable local, state or federal laws.

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