About the Company/Team

The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship is seeking a motivated and innovative undergraduate intern to assist in enhancing and promoting the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate program. This internship provides a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of engineering and entrepreneurship, contributing directly to the growth and success of a key educational initiative.

About the Role

Key Responsibilities: Increase Awareness: - Develop and implement strategies to increase visibility and awareness of the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate among undergraduate MIT engineering students. - Create and distribute promotional materials, both digital and physical, to highlight the benefits and opportunities of the certificate program. - Organize informational sessions, workshops, and events to educate students about the certificate program and its value. Enhance Engagement: - Foster a community of students interested in engineering entrepreneurship by coordinating networking events, speaker series, and educational opportunities. - Maintain and manage online platforms (e.g., social media, whatsapp, website) to keep students informed and engaged with the program. - Solicit feedback from current and prospective certificate students to understand their needs and interests, and tailor engagement efforts accordingly. - Increase enrollment in the program from 86 students (currently) to 140+ students. Improve Program Quality: - Conduct PMR to identify ways we can increase value through the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate. - Collaborate with faculty and staff to identify and address any gaps or areas for improvement in the program. - Support the evaluation and reporting of program outcomes to ensure continuous improvement and alignment with student needs.

Qualifications: - Must be a current undergraduate student in the School of Engineering at MIT. - Must be currently enrolled in, or applying to, the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate program. - Strong interest in entrepreneurship and the intersection of engineering and business. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to work independently and take initiative. - Experience in marketing, event planning, or program management is a plus. - Proficiency in digital tools and social media platforms. - Must not exceed 17 hours/week of other MIT employment (other internships, TA positions, etc.) during the duration of this internship. Benefits: - Gain hands-on experience in program management, marketing, and community building. - Develop a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship within the engineering field. - Network with industry professionals, entrepreneurs, and faculty members. - Contribute to a key initiative at MIT that impacts fellow students and the broader community. - Fulfill the Application Requirement of the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate. Application Process: Interested candidates should submit a resume and a brief statement of interest detailing why they are interested in the internship and how they believe they can contribute to the Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificate program. Applications should be sent to ylana@mit.edu by Sunday. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.