CyberSage
Social Media Content Creator Intern

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Company Description
CyberSage is an AI-first cybersecurity company that helps startups, small and medium businesses, and institutions in the UK and India stay secure without requiring enterprise-level budgets. The team delivers security assessments, AI-assisted audits, threat detection, SOC support, secure AI workflows, and practical security training for teams and aspiring analysts. CyberSage also builds CyberSage Nexus, a secure workspace that combines email, chat, calls, documents, sheets, slides, meetings, and an AI assistant grounded in the organization’s own data, with role-based access built in. The company regularly shares threat breakdowns, SOC explainers, career tips for security learners, and product updates, offering interns exposure to real-world cybersecurity and AI-driven solutions.
Role Description
The Social Media Content Creator Intern will support CyberSage’s online presence by planning, creating, and publishing engaging content across platforms such as LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and other relevant channels. Day-to-day tasks include drafting posts, short-form videos, and visual assets, repurposing technical insights into accessible content (e.g., threat breakdowns and SOC explainers), and collaborating with the team to align content with brand voice and campaign goals. The intern will monitor engagement, respond to community interactions under guidance, and track basic performance metrics to refine content ideas. This is a remote internship role, offering hands-on experience in cybersecurity storytelling, AI-focused content, and digital audience building.
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Qualifications
- Content creation skills, including basic copywriting, visual storytelling, and short-form video or reel creation.
- Familiarity with major social media platforms (e.g., LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Instagram) and an understanding of current content trends.
- Basic design skills using tools such as Canva, Figma, or similar platforms to create simple graphics and social posts.
- Interest in cybersecurity, technology, or AI, with willingness to learn and translate technical topics into clear, engaging content.
- Strong written communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to follow brand guidelines.
- Self-motivated, organized, and comfortable working independently in a remote environment.
- Currently enrolled in or recently completed a degree or program in communications, marketing, media, design, cybersecurity, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience).
- Previous experience with content creation, personal projects, or online portfolios showcasing social media work is a plus.


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