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Marketing & Communications Intern

Lexington, South Carolina, United States

The Company 

Versaterm is a global public safety solutions company helping agencies transform their organizations by providing innovative solutions, expertise and an unwavering dedication to customer service. We are on a journey to build a public safety technology platform that will enhance community safety by creating purposeful integrations across the public safety spectrum. We deliver intuitive tools developed for public safety agencies, forensic labs, court systems, schools and other institutions. Our selective growth strategy focuses on improving customer and user workflows for more efficient and effective operations, leading to better service and outcomes. 

Our teams are driven by innovation, expertise and an unwavering commitment to customer success. As we continue to grow and expand our ecosystem, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute to solutions that enhance community safety and transform the future of public safety technology. If you’re passionate about making a meaningful difference, we’d love to hear from you. 

The Role

We are looking for a creative and detail-oriented Marketing & Communications Intern to support Versaterm's content, design and communications efforts. Working closely with the Marketing & Communications team, you will contribute to a wide range of projects spanning written content, visual design and brand execution. This role is ideal for someone who can move fluidly between crafting a well-structured blog post and formatting a polished presentation deck. You will learn how to develop executive communications strategies, interact and build relationships with the media and create content at both the product and thought leadership level. You will also learn how to develop and use AI tools to augment communications workflows.

What You’ll Do

  • Write, edit and proofread content for blogs, social media, campaigns, websites and external communications
  • Apply SEO/AEO/GEO best practices to published content and website
  • Assist in drafting media outreach materials and communications assets as needed
  • Support social media through content creation and channel monitoring
  • Maintain consistency with brand guidelines across written and visual materials
  • Translate written content into clear, visually effective multimedia assets
  • Build and format PowerPoint presentations and collateral for internal and external use
  • Other duties as assigned

What You'll Bring

  • Pursuing Associate’s, Bachelor’s or graduate degree in Communications, Journalism, Marketing, Digital Media or a related field preferred
  • Strong writing and editing skills with a keen eye for detail
  • Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint and Word with the ability to create polished and engaging presentations and documents
  • A creative and innovative mindset paired with strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and organizational skills
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities, work independently, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment
  • Light visual storytelling and layout design skills; experience with image editing or creative design tools is considered an asset
  • Interest in public safety technology and emerging tools including AI and drones
  • Based in the Lexington/Columbia, SC area preferred

Note: Due to the nature of our work with public safety agencies, this position requires compliance with the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy. Candidates must successfully pass a comprehensive, fingerprint-based background check. Please note that specific customer contracts may impose additional security verification requirements. Obtaining and maintaining all required security clearances is a condition of employment. For more information on CJIS security requirements, please visit the FBI's CJIS Security Policy Resource Center. 

Versaterm does not use AI in the recruitment process. All stages of recruitment decisions are lead by people, including our qualified acquisition team and our experienced hiring managers.  

Versaterm is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, and a barrier-free workplace. Accommodations are available upon request throughout all stages of the recruitment process and apply to the terms and conditions of employment. For more information, please contact info@versaterm.com.

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