Create and edit social media content for TikTok and Instagram, conduct street interviews, monitor trends, support community engagement, and assist with event setup, guest engagement, content capture, and breakdown. The role is part-time, college-credit, and designed for students; professional experience is not required.
MegPrime Pay is looking for outgoing, creative, and culturally aware Social Media & Events Interns to join our team part-time. This is a college-credit internship designed for students interested in social media, fintech, marketing, content creation, branding, and events.
Responsibilities include:
- Conducting fun and engaging street interviews on behalf of MegPrime Pay.
- Brainstorming, filming, and editing simple content for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and other platforms.
- Identifying relevant trends, sounds, cultural moments, and online conversations.
- Creating entertaining and educational posts that support MegPrime Pay’s brand direction.
- Helping make our social accounts more relatable, culturally relevant, and community-focused.
- Assisting with event setup, guest engagement, content capture, and breakdown.
- Capturing behind-the-scenes footage during events and brand activations.
- Supporting content planning and community engagement.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate:
- Is currently enrolled in college and eligible to receive internship credit.
- Is available to work part-time.
- Is comfortable approaching and interviewing people in public.
- Is confident appearing on camera or working behind it.
- Understands TikTok, Instagram, social trends, and internet culture.
- Has basic experience using Canva, CapCut, or similar creative tools.
- Is dependable, organized, energetic, and comfortable helping at events.
- Can create culturally relevant content while following MegPrime Pay’s brand guidelines.
- Is available for occasional evening or weekend events.
This is a part-time, college-credit internship. Previous professional experience is not required. Applicants may submit content created for personal accounts, school projects, student organizations, or previous roles. (please attach portfolio)
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