Company Description
SynVesCo is a venture builder and investor focused on tackling long-standing, complex problems that have recently become solvable through technology shifts. The company identifies high-impact opportunities using its SynVesCo Variable, which prioritizes solid team–problem fit, clear evidence of broken systems, and the right technological moment. SynVesCo selectively backs only a small number of problems each year, then rapidly funds and builds companies around them, either from scratch, with domain experts, or through acquisition. All ventures are fully funded from day one, founder-led, and free from short-term exit pressure. The organization values problem intimacy, independent thinking, and lived obsession over traditional credentials.

About the Role
We’re looking for a Social Media Intern to support our LinkedIn and Instagram presence through content creation, trend research, and audience engagement. You’ll work on posts, carousels, reels, stories, and creatives, while gaining hands-on experience in content planning and social media marketing. Ideal for a creative,



curious, and proactive student or recent graduate with an interest in social media and content.

Key Responsibilities
Assist in managing and growing the company’s social media presence with a stronger focus on LinkedIn.
Create engaging content including posts, captions, carousels, reels, stories, and creatives.
Research trends, industry topics, competitors, and audience interests to generate content ideas.
Plan and maintain the social media content calendar.
Engage with the audience, respond to comments, and build relevant online communities.
Track performance metrics and identify opportunities to improve reach and engagement.
Repurpose blogs, events, company updates, and other content across platforms.
Stay updated on social media trends, formats, and platform best practices.
Collaborate with the marketing team on campaigns and content initiatives.
Knowledge or interest in the agr

📌 Social Media Intern (India)
🏢 SynVesCo
📍 India