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Marketing CPT lets F-1 students work in roles like brand management, digital marketing, and market research while earning academic credit. Your DSO must authorize each position before you start, and the work must directly integrate with your enrolled coursework. Part-time CPT (under 20 hours per week) keeps your 12 months of full-time CPT eligibility intact for future semesters.
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Mitratech Legal Solutions Division, Part-Time Summer Marketing Intern
Location: Remote
- Type: Part-Time Internship | Compensation-Based
- Duration: June 15 – August 14, 2025
- Hours: ~20 hours/week (4 hours/day, 5 days/week)
About Mitratech
Mitratech is a global leader in legal, GRC, and HR technology — empowering organizations to automate what's complex, manage what's critical, and stay ahead of what's next. Our team moves fast, thinks big, and shows up for each other. We've been named a Best Place to Work, and we take that seriously — not just as a badge, but as a standard we hold ourselves to every day.
The Opportunity
We're looking for a curious, hungry, and creative marketing intern to embed with our Marketing team for the summer. This isn't a coffee-and-copies internship; you'll be working alongside a high-performing team on real projects across brand, content, strategic communications, and answer engine optimization (AEO).
If you're the kind of person who reads a brief and immediately starts forming ideas, who doesn't wait to be told what to do, and who gets genuinely excited about the intersection of storytelling and strategy, keep reading.
What You'll Work On
You'll have the chance to contribute across several areas of marketing, including:
Brand & Creative
- Supporting campaign concepting, visual storytelling, and maintaining brand consistency across channels
Content
- Writing and editing blog posts, social copy, executive communications, and campaign materials
Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)
- Learning and applying emerging search and AI-visibility strategies to help Mitratech show up where it matters
Strategic Communications
- Assisting with internal and external messaging, event communications, and thought leadership content
General Marketing Support
- Jumping in wherever the team needs an extra set of skilled, motivated hands
What We're Looking For
We care more about how you think than how many internships you've had. Here's what will make you stand out:
- Attitude over everything: You're optimistic, coachable, and ready to roll up your sleeves — even when the task isn't glamorous.
- Curiosity that drives action: You ask great questions, then go figure things out. You don't wait for a perfect set of instructions.
- Fast learner: New tools, new topics, new industries — you ramp up quickly and don't get stuck.
- Bias for doing: You'd rather ship something good and iterate than wait for perfect. You bring energy to the work.
- Strong communicator: You can write clearly, speak up in a meeting, and translate ideas across different formats and audiences.
- Works at pace: This team moves. You're comfortable keeping up and staying organized under pressure.
Education
Currently pursuing a degree in Marketing, Communications, Journalism, or another relevant field. No specific class year requirement.
Compensation
This is a paid, compensation-based role. Additional details will be shared during the interview process.
Our Values
At Mitratech, we lead with: Transparency, Growth, Inclusivity, Trust, and Ownership. We move fast, fail fast, and always bring a team-first mindset. If that resonates, we'd love to hear from you.
Mitratech is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or veteran status.
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Get Access To All JobsMarketing CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a marketing internship qualify for CPT authorization?
Yes, if the internship is an integral part of your enrolled curriculum. Your program must require the practical experience, or you must receive academic credit for it. A general internship with no curricular connection won't qualify. Your DSO will ask for the offer letter and verify the academic tie before updating your I-20.
Can I do CPT in a marketing role while taking a full course load?
Yes. Part-time CPT, defined as under 20 hours per week, can run concurrently with a full course load during the semester. Full-time CPT is typically reserved for co-op programs or semesters where the practical experience itself substitutes for classroom enrollment. Check your program's specific CPT policy with your DSO before committing to hours.
How do I find marketing employers who understand CPT hiring?
Search Migrate Mate for marketing roles filtered by employers with prior sponsorship activity. Employers who have filed Labor Condition Applications for marketing occupations are more likely to understand work authorization requirements and less likely to withdraw an offer when they see F-1 status on your application.
Will doing CPT in marketing affect my H-1B eligibility later?
CPT itself doesn't affect H-1B visa eligibility. The risk is losing OPT if you accumulate 12 or more months of full-time CPT. Since OPT is often the bridge between graduation and H-1B sponsorship, protecting those 12 months matters. Marketing roles frequently qualify as specialty occupations under USCIS standards, which strengthens an eventual H-1B visa petition.
What job titles in marketing typically qualify for CPT?
Roles like marketing analyst, digital marketing coordinator, brand strategy intern, market research associate, and content marketing specialist regularly align with CPT requirements for students in marketing, communications, or business programs. The title matters less than whether the day-to-day duties map to your specific coursework. Your DSO makes the final determination based on your enrolled program, not the job title alone.