Doji

Social Media Intern

New York City, New York, United StatesFull timeInternPosted 12 days ago
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THE OPPORTUNITY

We're reimagining fashion shopping with AI avatars. To do this we're developing cutting-edge diffusion models and designing novel, personalized interfaces.

We're a small team of creative builders in NYC with a rare combination of taste and deep AI expertise. Previously we've shipped consumer products to millions at Apple, DeepMind, Meta, and startups. Backed by the investors behind OpenAI, Cursor, and SKIMS, our company is positioned at the intersection of AI, technology, and culture.

THE ROLE

We're looking for a sharp, resourceful Social Media Intern to work in-person from our office in Brooklyn, NY. You'll help build a UGC creator program from scratch — sourcing creators, writing briefs, tracking what performs, and doubling down on what works.

You should be someone who's chronically online, with natural instincts for what goes viral and why. You see doomscrolling TikTok and Instagram as productive, and can break down why a video worked in seconds. Must be passionate about fashion.

As Social Media Intern you will…

- Build and run a UGC creator program in-house — sourcing, outreach, onboarding, and managing creators

- Develop content briefs that are tight enough for creators to execute without extensive training

- Track performance across platforms, identify what's working, and get the whole program iterating on it fast

- Experiment constantly with hooks, formats, sounds, and angles to find what converts

- Build genuine relationships with creators that go beyond transactional

- Source and recommend creators, references, and accounts

- Use AI tools to move faster across outreach, briefing, reporting, and workflows

- ... possibly even create content yourself

You’re a great fit if you…

- Understand what makes great content and why it performs well

- Can scroll your FYP and spot a future top creator before others realize it

- Are organized enough to manage many creators with minimal hand-holding

- Are a self...