Marketing & Brand Fellowship
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Job description
About Fitzroy
Fitzroy Consulting LLC is a premium technology consulting firm focused on backend systems, cloud infrastructure, AI workflow integration, and execution-focused delivery.
We are building a serious brand around engineering excellence, practical AI, modern infrastructure, and high-trust client relationships.
About the Fellowship
The Marketing & Brand Fellowship is designed for students and early-career professionals interested in brand strategy, content, social media, B2B marketing, and professional services positioning.
Fellows may support Fitzroy’s LinkedIn presence, weekly newsletter, brand campaigns, website messaging, social content, and market-facing materials.
What You May Work On
Supporting LinkedIn content and campaign planning
Helping develop the Fitzroy Engineering Brief / newsletter
Researching B2B technology trends and audience topics
Drafting short-form posts, captions, and content ideas
Supporting website, brand, and positioning updates
Helping create polished marketing materials and outreach assets
What We Look For
Strong writing ability
Good taste in brand, design, and communication
Interest in technology, consulting, AI, cloud, or startups
Ability to make content sound clear, serious, and non-generic
Reliability and attention to detail
Prior writing, social media, marketing, or design experience is a plus
Who This Is For
This fellowship is best for someone who wants hands-on exposure to building a premium consulting brand from the ground up.
Eligibility: This fellowship is intended for current university students and recent graduates only.
Note
Fellowship availability, structure, responsibilities, and timing may vary based on Fitzroy’s current priorities and candidate fit.
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