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Aspirock, Dubai-based provider of Employer of Record and contractor payroll services, is offering a direct-entry internship for graduates or students. You’ll report to a company director, with the CEO involved in business development, gaining hands-on experience without layers of management.
The role splits between business development and supporting the director across marketing, tech tools, research and admin.
Aspirock provides Employer of Record and contractor payroll services across 70+ countries, with deep specialism in the GCC. We run six offices across Ireland, the United States, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Australia. Our clients are international companies and recruitment agencies placing staff into markets where they don’t have a local presence.
The business is founder-led, profitable and at an inflection point. We’re scaling across markets and building out our tech and operations. The next 12 to 24 months are the most active period in the company’s history. We want sharp people around us as we do it.
This role suits someone who’s looked at the standard internship options and wants something more direct. You’ll report directly to a company director, with the CEO involved on business development. There’s no layer of middle management, no rotational scheme and no waiting your turn. What you learn here in six months would take two years inside a larger firm.
We’re open to part‑time alongside studies, sandwich-year placements or full‑time fixed‑term for recent graduates.
The role has two parts.
Your core measure is qualified meetings booked with potential clients.
Build target lists of international companies and recruitment agencies hiring into our markets
Qualify leads before they go into the pipeline
Run outreach sequences on LinkedIn and email. Track every response in the pipeline
Book meetings for the directors and keep the pipeline current
We’ve built the tools and playbooks to run this efficiently. What works this quarter won’t be exactly what we do in six months, so how you approach it is yours to improve.
The director you report to runs several parts of the business at once. You’ll take work off their plate wherever it’s most needed that week, for example:
Marketing: drafting LinkedIn posts, producing content, updating the website, SEO tasks
Tech: setting up and testing tools, cleaning CRM data, building AI workflows
Research: markets, sectors, competitors and prospects
Preparation for client meetings, events and proposals
General admin that keeps things moving
Some of this is grunt work. It’s also the fastest way to learn how the whole business runs.
If you hit the BD bar, expect to be in the room on strategy calls, contributing to service decisions, testing new ideas and shaping how the business grows. Growth strategy, partnerships, new sectors and markets, marketing angles and the tech around the pipeline are all open to good ideas.
Compensation: Aligned with experience. Happy to discuss in conversation