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NC State University in Raleigh seeks a Temporary Student Intern for the Departmental Podcast to assist with research, production, and editing of podcast episodes.
You'll research similar podcasts, handle recording, transcription, and post-production, and use AI tools to summarize content. The role is part-time (20 hours/week) and requires current enrollment in a college program, preferably in tech or agriculture-related fields.
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This temporary research assistant position supports the Department of Agricultural and Resource
Economics with research, background preparation and production for the departmental podcast. Day-to-day duties include researching similar podcasts to identify ideas, formats and best practices, and handling the technical side of production: recording episodes, transcribing audio, and editing and posting finished content.
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Raleigh, NC
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Student Temp
Temporary Student Intern for Departmental Podcast
20/hrs per week
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$12-$18/hr
11/02/2026
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