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The Social Hub is seeking a CRM & Content Marketing Intern to support local European teams with campaign planning, email builds, and quality checks. You’ll gain hands-on experience shaping campaigns that feel relevant and on-brand, while learning how CRM fits into a broader marketing strategy.
You will join the team at our headquarters in Amsterdam for a period of 5-6 months, starting in February 2027. This role offers on-the-job coaching and exposure to multiple languages and markets.
Ever received an email that was so good you actually wanted to click it? That’s no accident. At The Social Hub, our global CRM team makes sure every email feels relevant, looks great and sounds like us. As our CRM & Content Marketing Intern, you’ll be the go-to person for local marketing teams across Europe, helping turn their ideas into campaigns people actually want to read. You’ll get hands‑on with campaign planning, email builds and quality checks, while learning how great CRM fits into the bigger marketing picture. You’ll work with different teams, languages and locations, so there’s always something new to figure out. Sound like your kind of thing? We’d love to meet you! You will join the team at our headquarters in Amsterdam for a period of 5-6 months, starting in February 2027.
Known for being the rule breakers in hospitality, TSH is a fun, creative and inspiring environment where everyone can work, stay, learn and play and most importantly, be themselves. As an employer we look, act and think like a hotel, but instead we offer a lot more. Think student accommodation, long and short stay options, gyms, talks, events, rooftop bar and eat & drink escapes as well as community and coworking spaces.
At The Social Hub, we believe pay should be fair and consistent. That's why we carefully determine your starting salary based on the role, your assessed proficiency, and our salary framework. We make our best and fairest offer upfront, so we don't negotiate salaries. Because fairness shouldn’t depend on who negotiates best.