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Northline Roofing, LLC in Charlotte, NC is seeking a Social Media & Content Intern. This part-time internship (15–20 hours/week) pays $17–$19/hour and offers a flexible mix of in-person and remote work.
You will help manage social channels, craft engaging content, and support the growth of the founder's personal brand. You'll collaborate with our content team, turn raw footage into short-form videos, write compelling copy, and build a weekly calendar.
Northline Roofing | Charlotte, NC
Part-Time Internship | 15–20 Hours/Week | $17–$19/Hour
Northline Roofing is looking for a creative, social-media-obsessed Social Media & Content Intern to help us grow our brand online.
We're building a different kind of home-services brand—one that people actually want to follow.
You’ll work directly with our founder and content team to turn what happens inside the company every day into engaging content across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.
This isn't an internship where you'll spend the semester watching from the sidelines.
You’ll help us build the strategy, create the content, publish it, study what works, and make the next piece better.
We're less interested in how impressive your résumé looks and more interested in whether you understand the internet.
You might be a great fit if you:
Marketing, communications, advertising and media students are encouraged to apply, but your creativity, taste and initiative matter more to us than your major.
Location: Charlotte, NC
Hours: 15–20 hours/week
Pay: $17–$19/hour
Schedule: Flexible around school with a mix of in-person and remote work
Duration: Semester-based with potential to continue
You’ll get the opportunity to help build two brands at the same time: a growing home-services company and a founder-led personal brand.
You’ll see the entire process—from an idea on a whiteboard to filming, editing, publishing, paid advertising and ultimately generating customers.
You’ll have room to experiment, make things, learn what works and actually see the results of your work.
Don't have a formal portfolio? That's okay. Show us something you've created.