Social Media Content Creation Intern

Department: Marketing

Location: Delray, FL

Job Type: Internship

Experience Level: Student (College)

Social Media & Content Creation

We are seeking a high-energy, creative, and social individual to join our team as a Social Media/Content Creation Intern. This is not your typical "sit-at-a-desk" internship. You will be capturing the raw energy of our salesfloor, our investment acquisitions, and the vibrant culture of our team. This is a paid internship, because how else will you buy your lattes…

Key Responsibilities:

Engagement & Interviews: Conduct impromptu "on-the-street" style interviews with team members and partners to showcase the "Vertigo Mindset".
Event Coverage: Capture the spirit of Vertigo through team dinners, office events, and company outings.
Dynamic Field Content: Accompany acquisitions associates to film property walkthroughs and acquisitions.
End-to-End Production: Use CapCut and Edits to produce high-quality Reels and clips.
Graphic Design: Utilize Canva to create aesthetic and on-brand stories, posts, and marketing materials.

Requirements:

Creative Vision: Ability to spot "viral" moments and turn raw footage into compelling stories.
Technical Proficiency: Proficiency in mobile video: CapCut, Edits, and Canva.
Social Personality: You must be comfortable interacting with people and directing talent during shoots.
Flexibility: This role involves a somewhat non-traditional schedule. You may be available to film occasional events in the evenings or an occasional walkthrough on a Saturday or Sunday.

Schedule & Location:

Hours: 4–5 hours per day, 3–4 days per week.
Flexibility: Hours will vary based on team schedules and events.
Locations: Offices in Delray Beach | Raleigh | Denver | San Diego

Sound Like a Fit?

At Vertigo, we hire people who are energetic, determined, and thrive on the prospect of betting on themselves. We move fast, cultivate healthy competition, and value team members who are comfortable in chaos and possess high coachability. Our vision is to become the most trusted name in value-add real estate, building a completely vertically integrated investment firm.

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