You will play a key role in updating and reorganizing intranet content as part of a platform migration. Working alongside Customer Success and Product teams, you'll transfer material from legacy systems into a modern digital environment, ensuring clarity, consistency, and usability across customer sites.
What You’ll Do
- Move and reconstruct intranet content from older platforms into the updated system, maintaining functionality and design integrity.
- Enhance page layouts to improve visual flow, readability, and user navigation.
- Assist in tracking migration schedules and keeping stakeholders updated on progress.
- Test migrated pages for technical accuracy, including links, permissions, and content modules.
- Propose improvements to streamline content transfer and reduce manual effort.
What We’re Looking For
You’re currently studying or recently graduated in Design, Communications, IT, or a related field. You’re detail-oriented, organized, and naturally attuned to how information should be structured online. You value clean digital experiences and are curious about content platforms and how they support internal communication.
- Strong written communication skills in English
- Ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently
- Familiarity with content management systems such as WordPress, SharePoint, or Squarespace is preferred
- Interest in AI-powered tools for structuring knowledge and optimizing workflows
- Comfort working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
What You’ll Gain
- Hands-on experience with real-world SaaS implementations
- Exposure to cross-functional collaboration between Product and customer-facing teams
- Opportunity to see your work deployed in live customer environments
- Training in digital content strategy and platform migration processes
- Access to company-provided equipment and software
This is a full-time internship requiring approximately 40 hours per week. The role offers practical insight into digital workplace platforms and the chance to shape how organizations communicate internally. Multilingual abilities are an asset but not required.
