As a Product Marketing Intern, you'll develop product positioning, create customer content, and support go-to-market strategies for AI products.
Level AILocation: Mountain View, CA / Remote (US)
Start Date: Starting June
Join Level AI as a Product Marketing Intern and help shape how we bring our industry-leading AI products to market. You’ll play a key role in defining our positioning, messaging, and content strategy across a fast-moving, high-impact platform.
Key Responsibilities -
- Develop clear, differentiated product positioning by understanding:
- Customer needs
- Product roadmap
- Market trends and competitive forces
- Act as the go-to-market (GTM) lead for specific products and industry verticals you will own
- Collaborate with product and design teams to articulate:
- Product capabilities and business benefits
- Compelling content such as datasheets, sales decks, videos, and landing pages
- Define and execute GTM strategies to drive product awareness:
- Identify goals, target audiences, messaging, risks, and tactics
- Create customer-facing content across formats:
- Blogs, emails, webinar scripts, use cases, customer stories, and more
- Become a subject matter expert on Level AI’s platform and market landscape
- Support sales and customer success with insights on product positioning and market dynamics
- Track industry trends and competitors to inform marketing and product strategies
What We’re Looking For -
- A passion for storytelling, technology, and customer engagement
- Strong communication and writing skills
- Ability to collaborate across functions in a fast-paced environment
- Curiosity and drive to understand complex technical products and distill them into clear messaging
- Prior experience or coursework in marketing, communications, product management, or SaaS (a plus)
Top Skills
SaaS
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