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Cisco Communications Specialist Intern United Kingdom, England, London 566179261
17.12.2024
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Applications are accepted until further notice.
Location:Feltham (We follow a hybrid work policy with some office presence requirement.)
Start date:June 2025
10-12 weeks
What You’ll Do- Enhance and expand your communications skills by completing a 10-week internship in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment!
- Take part in a variety of development opportunities, networking events, volunteer and social activities throughout the summer.
- Support EMEA All Hands - content creation, logistics, follow-up.
- Support Global Sales Comms cascades - strategy and execution for EMEA.
- Create content packs for EMEA ExCom/EC Managers to drive consistent message development.
- Support Qtly EMEA comms survey creation, distribution and analysis.
- Support Quarterly Business Review (QBR) process - gather & analyse data to drive metrics.
- Maintain EMEA Sharepoint site, Cisco Employee Connection (CEC) page and 'Cisco in EMEA' PowerPoint / Data points.
- Support the quarterly team 'Storyboard' process. Participate as a guest judge to review submissions and help to identify winners.
- Internship assignments will be based on your educational background, skills, aspirations and interests, all within the Global Communications Organization.
- Including but not limited to a penultimate-year student of a university degree course.
- Recently completed or actively enrolled in an educational program in Communications or Marketing or a related field.
- Communications Experience: Extensive experience in public relations, digital communications, event planning, and/or multimedia content creation, with a portfolio of successful projects.
- Creative and Technical Writing: Demonstrated ability to craft clear, compelling, and engaging content for various channels, including creative writing, technical documentation, press releases, blog posts, newsletters, and social media.
- Strong Attention to Detail: Exceptional spelling and grammar skills, ensuring high-quality and error-free content in all communications.
- Able to legally live and work in the country for which you’re applying.
- Strong Presentation Skills: Demonstrated ability to effectively present information and communicate ideas to diverse audiences, both technical and non-technical.
- Self-Starter: Proven track record of initiating and leading projects, such as starting organizations, conferences, competitions, or publications, showcasing entrepreneurial spirit and initiative.
- Leadership Experience: Demonstrated leadership abilities through roles in student organizations, or significant involvement in extracurricular activities.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel: Advanced skills in Excel for data analysis, reporting, and tracking communication metrics and performance indicators.
- Experience as a Campus Ambassador: Experience in representing organizations or brands on campus, showcasing strong communication, networking, and promotional skills.
- Social Media Expertise: Experience in managing and strategizing social media campaigns across various platforms.
- UI/UX Knowledge: Familiarity with user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) principles to enhance digital communications and build user-friendly content.
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