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Social Media Marketing CPT jobs let F-1 students apply content strategy, analytics, and campaign management skills in a real employer setting while still enrolled. Your DSO must authorize CPT before your start date, and the role must connect directly to your degree program's learning objectives.
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Social Media Marketing Intern - Summer 2027
Program Duration: End of May - Early August
Location: Pella, IA (On-site)
Pella Corporation is seeking a motivated student for our Social Media Marketing Internship in Pella, Iowa.
This internship provides hands-on experience supporting Pella's social media efforts through content planning, analytics, campaign support, and community engagement. Working alongside experienced marketing professionals, you'll contribute to initiatives that help strengthen brand awareness, audience engagement, and business objectives across social platforms.
Interns gain exposure to social media strategy, performance measurement, content development, and trend analysis while collaborating with cross-functional teams in a real-world business environment.
If you're interested in social media, digital marketing, content creation, and learning how brands connect with audiences, we'd love to connect with you.
As a Social Media Marketing Intern, you will support Pella's social media team through content, analytics, and campaign-related projects.
Responsibilities are similar to what we expect of entry-level digital marketing professionals and provide opportunities to build marketing, communication, analytical, and project management skills through meaningful work and real business initiatives.
As a Social Media Marketing Intern, you may:
- Support the planning, execution, and optimization of platform-specific social media content
- Analyze social media performance and provide insights and recommendations to improve engagement and brand impact
- Research social media trends, competitive activity, and audience behaviors to identify opportunities for content and engagement
- Assist with campaign support and other social media initiatives
- Partner with marketing team members to support business objectives through social media channels
- Contribute to projects that directly impact brand awareness and audience engagement
Projects and assignments will be determined based on business needs and team priorities.
Additional Information
- Full-time internship assignment (May-August 2027)
- Assigned manager and project support throughout the internship
- No supervisory responsibilities
- Opportunities to collaborate with marketing and cross-functional business teams
- Exposure to content planning, analytics, community management, and social media strategy
- Opportunity to gain experience supporting a nationally recognized consumer brand
Basic Qualifications
- Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Marketing, Journalism, Communications, Public Relations, Digital Marketing, Business, Graphic Design, or a related field
- Sophomore or Junior standing preferred
- Strong academic standing
- Demonstrated leadership, teamwork, or involvement through campus organizations, work experience, athletics, volunteer activities, or other experiences
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Experience with digital marketing, social media management, analytics, content creation, or consumer behavior through coursework, campus organizations, internships, projects, or work experience
- Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to collaborate effectively with a variety of stakeholders
- Interest in social media, digital marketing, and content creation
Preferred Skills & Experience
- Experience analyzing performance data and identifying recommendations or opportunities for improvement
- Experience managing projects or assignments with increasing levels of independence
- Understanding of social media platforms, audience engagement, and emerging trends
- Experience creating content for personal, campus organization, volunteer, or professional social media channels
- Familiarity with content planning, reporting, or social media analytics tools
Compensation: The starting pay rate for this position is $23.00 per hour. Compensation for this role is established through Pella Corporation’s internship program. Eligible participants may receive transition assistance in accordance with company policies and program guidelines.
CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT:
Pella Corporation is committed to workforce diversity. Pella is a Tobacco-Free Work Environment. Post-offer background check and drug screen required. Pella participates in E-Verify. Pella will provide the Social Security Administration (SSA) and, if necessary, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), with information from each new employee's Form I-9 to confirm work authorization.
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:
Pella Corporation provides a working environment free of discrimination and harassment. Pella Corporation treats all persons equally, regardless of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age or disability, as each is protected under federal law. Several states in which Pella operates have laws protecting classifications of Team Members not necessarily protected under federal law. Therefore, Pella also treats all persons equally, regardless of political affiliation and belief, pregnancy, national origin, age, creed, marital status, military status, sexual orientation, mental disorder, veteran status, ancestry or handicap as each category is protected under a municipal ordinance or state law.
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Does a Social Media Marketing internship qualify for CPT?
It qualifies if the role is directly tied to your degree program and your school formally integrates it into your curriculum, whether through a required internship course, academic credit, or a documented experiential learning requirement. A general marketing internship with no curricular connection won't satisfy CPT eligibility, even if the job title matches your major.
Can I do CPT for a fully remote Social Media Marketing role?
Remote work is permitted for CPT as long as your DSO authorizes it and the employer can document your employment. Your I-20 must reflect the correct employer and start date regardless of work location. Some schools require the employer to have a verifiable U.S. business address, so confirm your institution's specific policy before accepting a fully remote offer.
How do I find Social Media Marketing employers familiar with CPT?
Migrate Mate lets you browse Social Media Marketing roles filtered by employers who have previously worked with F-1 students on work authorization. This saves time by surfacing companies where you won't need to explain CPT from scratch during the hiring process, which is a common friction point for students in creative and marketing roles.
Does part-time CPT count against my full-time CPT limit?
Part-time CPT, defined as 20 hours or fewer per week, does not count toward the 12-month threshold that triggers OPT ineligibility. Full-time CPT above 20 hours per week does count. If your Social Media Marketing role is structured as a part-time engagement alongside coursework, confirm the weekly hour commitment in writing with your employer before authorization.
What job duties in Social Media Marketing actually satisfy CPT's integral requirement?
Duties that directly apply coursework in digital marketing, communications, data analytics, or consumer behavior typically satisfy the integral requirement. Managing paid social campaigns, producing content strategy documents, analyzing audience metrics, or building brand reporting dashboards all map to recognized academic competencies. Generic administrative tasks like scheduling posts without strategic input generally don't meet the standard most DSOs apply.