FamilySearch International, the world's largest genealogy organization, is seeking a

Product Marketing:

Channels Coordination Intern to join our Product Marketing team. In this role, you'll help coordinate marketing efforts and ensure they are effectively delivered across FamilySearch channels—including email, social, in-app messaging, paid media, and events. You'll work closely with product marketing managers, the Lifecycle team, and other cross-functional stakeholders to coordinate marketing plans that amplify FamilySearch's mission. Recently obtained or currently pursuing a degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a related field. Strong organizational and project management skills. Excellent written and verbal communication abilities. Familiarity with digital marketing channels and campaign execution. Experience with marketing and project management tools like Monday.com is preferred. Ability to collaborate effectively across teams and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Passion for FamilySearch's mission and values. Must be a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and eligible for a temple recommend. Paid Interns are qualified while enrolled in an educational institution and for one year following graduation. They must sign a Paid Internship Engagement Letter. Coordinate marketing efforts and content deployment across marketing channels (email, in-app, social, paid media, etc.). Under the direction of the Product Marketing Manager (PMM), create GTM strategies and support campaign planning and scheduling to ensure alignment with product launches. Partner with PMMs to track all stages of GTM strategy in Monday.com for cross-collaboration with other teams and departments Maintain a department calendar to keep stakeholders informed of marketing efforts. Work with the life-cycle team to ensure assets are aligned with campaign requirements and deadlines. Attend cross-functional planning meetings to identify dependencies and communicate updates. Work with PMM to provide support for and track ad-hoc requests.