The board
- Where
- San Francisco, California
- Posted
- May 11
Content Marketing Intern
At some point in the future, every business will answer their phone with voice AI. We are building the platform that makes it possible.
Phonely builds conversational voice AI agents for high-volume phone workflows. Our customers use us to qualify leads, book appointments, route calls, and resolve real customer conversations in production. We just raised a Series A from top-tier investors, we are one of the fastest-growing companies in San Francisco right now, and we are just getting started.
What you'd do
- Edit raw video into short-form clips that stop people mid-scroll, optimized for LinkedIn, X, and YouTube Shorts
- Write captions, hooks, and copy that sound like Phonely, clear, confident, and worth reading
- Come up with a constant stream of content ideas: formats, angles, and topics that connect our product to what people care about
- Design graphics, carousels, and thumbnails in Canva to support posts and campaigns
- Cover product launches, company news, and industry moments with content that cuts through the noise
- Keep a consistent posting cadence across platforms and make sure nothing slips
- Track what is performing and bring those insights back to the team
- You write exceptionally well, not just correctly, but with voice, rhythm, and instinct for what lands
- You have a strong eye for video. You know what to cut, what to keep, and how to make 60 seconds feel effortless
- You are overflowing with ideas. You consume content constantly and have strong opinions about what works and why
About Phonely · Go-To-Market
This is not a "schedule some posts and update the content calendar" internship. We are looking for someone who has already proven they can build something from nothing, whether that is a social following, a side business, a creative campaign that actually moved numbers, or some scrappy automation that made a real difference. You will work directly with the founding team on growth marketing, content, social, and whatever else needs to happen to get Phonely in front of more people.