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Product Marketing, Competitive Intelligence Intern

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Title: Product Marketing, Competitive Intelligence Intern


About The Internship:

As our 2025 Competitive Intelligence Intern you will… 

As our 2025 Product Marketing – Competitive Intelligence Intern, you will leverage your research, analytical, and organizational skills to help shape Unite Us’ competitive intelligence function. You’ll gain hands-on experience in building processes and resources that directly influence our go-to-market (GTM) strategies. Your ability to collaborate across teams, track market trends, and create actionable insights will help us strengthen our competitive position. You’ll also have the opportunity to work closely with the Head of Product Marketing, gaining mentorship and exposure to cross-functional collaboration with Sales, Product, Customer Success, and Solutions Engineering.


This 8-week internship runs from June 9, 2025 - July 25, 2025

 

What You'll Do:

  • Conduct competitive analysis across Unite Us products and markets, identifying key differentiators, strengths, and gaps.
  • Build and maintain a repository and standard operating procedure (SOP) for competitive intelligence, ensuring consistency and accessibility across the organization.
  • Develop and refine battle cards to support Sales, Customer Success, and Solutions Engineering with real-time competitive insights.
  • Track and synthesize market trends, providing actionable recommendations to inform product positioning and GTM strategies.
  • Collaborate with Product Marketers to establish a process for ongoing competitive intelligence reviews as part of the GTM process.
  • Partner with cross-functional teams, including Sales, Product, Customer Success, and Solutions Engineering, to gather insights and validate findings.

 

You're a great fit for this Internship if:

  • You have experience or interest in healthcare technology, product marketing, or competitive intelligence
  • You are able to work proactively and collaboratively
  • You have strong research, analytical, and problem-solving skills, with good written and interpersonal communication skills and the ability to synthesize information into usable materials.
  • Familiarity with or ability to quickly learn software technologies such as Google Suite, Zoom, Slack, HubSpot, Asana, etc.
  • You are highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to build scalable processes.
  • You are comfortable working collaboratively across teams and functions.
  • You are eager to learn about product marketing and GTM strategies.
  • You are familiar with Confluence and competitive intelligence tools (bonus).

Unite Us is pleased to offer our internships to a broad applicant pool. We're open to all educational backgrounds and nontraditional career paths. If this opportunity aligns with your goals we'd love to hear from you!

Our Mission:

Unite Us’ mission is to unlock the potential of every community. Our co-founders started Unite Us in 2013 to serve the people they served with. They witnessed firsthand the barriers and inefficiencies in trying to navigate health and social services, and set out to improve that experience for veterans and their families. Unite Us quickly expanded to serving all people who need connections to care across our country. Through Unite Us’ national network and software, community-based organizations, government agencies, and healthcare organizations are all connected to better collaborate to meet the needs of the individuals in their communities. We drive the collaboration to predict, deliver, and pay for services that impact whole-person health. If you want to do well and do good, join Unite Us

 

Environmental Job Requirements and Working Conditions:

  • This position is remote, U.S. based
  • This internship is $20/hour for 35 hours per week
  •  Our 8-week summer internship class runs from June 5, 2023 - July 28, 2023

 

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