Marketing Intern

Ram Construction Services of Michigan INCLivonia, MI
$0 - $23Onsite

About The Position

RAM Construction Services, established in 1918, is the oldest and most experienced waterproofing and restoration contractor in the United States. We employ the largest and most experienced skilled labor force in the Midwest, and we pride ourselves on the training and safety of our workforce. We strive for excellence and continuously push ourselves. Our core values include: Relationships are our business, Safety without compromise, Unapologetically competitive, 360 Accountability, and Embrace Collaboration.

Requirements

  • Currently attending a college or university in a related degree program such as Marketing/Business Administrations/Communications/etc.
  • Excellent communication & computer skills
  • Creative problem solving skills.
  • Basic photography, image and video editing with graphic design skills.
  • Willingness to speak to internal/external individuals directly to create solutions
  • Working knowledge of computers, including e-mail and word processing abilities, Excel, Microsoft Office & Outlook

Nice To Haves

  • Interest in construction industry preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Implement marketing campaigns and manage data collected by those same campaigns.
  • Support the marketing and business development team in daily administrative tasks.
  • Assist in marketing/advertising promotional activities across multiple mediums (in-person, online, direct contact, etc).
  • Help in distributing marketing materials to large masses.
  • Support all social media platforms that RAM utilizes.
  • Assist other departments in their marketing needs, in terms of recruitment, brand awareness, etc.
  • Take part in formal and informal marketing focused training opportunities.
  • Measure and report results of marketing initiatives and present this data to appropriate teams.

Benefits

  • $22/hr starting wage.
  • $150 Apparel Allowance
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