Digital Marketing Graduate Associate

Brainlabs; Manchester; Sur place; GBP 25 000 - 35 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Brainlabs Academy is a two-year graduate program designed to give you a remarkable foundation in digital marketing. Blending masterclasses with on-the-job training on our campus in Buenos Aires, you’ll develop your client facing and technical skills through working on real campaigns.

We are looking for candidates demonstrating innovative thinking, data fluency, AI readiness and creative problem-solving. We are open to a wide range of experiences and backgrounds, with a focus on STEM subjects or

Qualifications

• Candidates with STEM background or demonstrated interest in data, automation and AI.
• Strong analytical thinking and data fluency with a passion for problem solving.
• Open to a wide range of experiences and backgrounds, with focus on STEM subjects or data interest beyond studies.

Responsabilités

• Two-year graduate program that provides a foundation in digital marketing through masterclasses and on-the-job training on our campuses.
• Participate in online cognitive & personality tests as part of the application process and engage in Careers & Aspirations meetings to learn about you.
• Attend assessment centres in August/September 2026 (virtual for US candidates; in our London/BA offices for UK/ARG), and receive an offer for a role in digital marketing.

Description du poste

Argentina; United Kingdom; United States

Applications are now open!

So you think you’ve got what it takes to join the best graduate program in the world?

The Academy is a two-year program designed to give you a remarkable foundation in digital marketing.
Blending masterclasses with on-the-job training on our campus in Buenos Aires, you’ll develop your client facing and technical skills through working on real campaigns. To find out morevisit our website .
We are looking for candidates demonstrating innovative thinking, data fluency, AI readiness and creative problem-solving. We are open to a wide range of experiences and backgrounds, with a focus on STEM subjects or a proven interest in data, automation and AI outside of your studies.

For Argentina residents : Applications are open to recent graduates with right to work in Argentina with a start date in September 2026.

For US & UK residents: Applications are open to recent graduates with right to work in US or UK with a start date in January 2027.

What does the application process look like:

• W e love testing, learning, and feedback (it's in our DNA!) so part of our process includesan online test that includes a Cognitive & Personality evaluation.
• We will invite you to a Careers & Aspirations meeting with one of our Brainlabbers to learn more about you!
  
• During August / September 2026 we will host a series of assessment centres. For US candidates these will be virtual, for UK & ARG candidates will be at our offices in London & BA.
• Get your offer to land on your new role and learn all things Digital Marketing!

We looking forward to receiving your application!

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