Every GEO program starts with what people actually ask. You will map the questions and intents that matter for a topic and build a question set the team can reuse.
What you will do
- Collect question patterns from public sources such as forums, review sites, and search suggestions.
- Sort questions by intent (learning, comparing, choosing).
- Build and version question sets with a note on why each is included.
- Record where frequent questions get poor answers.
Example projects
- A question map for a defined topic
- A gap summary of frequent questions with weak answers
What you bring
- Currently pursuing, or recently completed, a degree in marketing, communications, linguistics, psychology, or a related field, or equivalent project work.
- Curiosity about how people phrase questions; strong written English.
- No prior internship or research experience is required.
What you will deliver
A question map and a versioned question set
What we do not expect
- Prior internship experience, or a name-brand employer on your CV.
- Knowing the tools or vocabulary before you start.
- Certainty. Saying what the data does not support is treated as a strength, not a gap.
How the internship works
Interns report to a named project lead, meet on a set weekly schedule, and receive written feedback on each deliverable. The internship runs for 12 weeks on a defined timeline with four milestones, and the final assignment, schedule, and supervision are confirmed in a written internship agreement before work begins. On completion, interns receive a certificate of completion, and a letter of recommendation reflecting the project lead’s assessment is available. Work is evaluated on accuracy and traceability of sources, clarity of writing, responsiveness to feedback, judgment about what to escalate, and disciplined use of approved AI tools.
Data and AI use
Interns work only with data they have been explicitly authorized to access. Client-confidential files and customer information must never be uploaded to public or unapproved AI services, shared outside the project team, or stored on personal accounts or devices. AI tools may be used only where the project lead has approved them for that task, and all AI-assisted work must be independently verified before it enters any deliverable. The intern and the project lead remain accountable for the final result.
How to apply
Send your resume and a short note naming one role responsibility from this description that you would like to work on, and why. First-round interviews are with the project lead who would lead the work.
About this internship
360AI Media provides equal internship and employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic. Internships are educational in nature. Interns do not make business, legal, or financial decisions for clients and do not represent the company to any client or platform. Assignments, data access, schedule, and supervision are confirmed in the written internship agreement.
Or send the same note to info@360AIMedia.com.