Location: Remote (India-based, working US hours)
Type: Internship, Part time
Duration: 3–6 months
Stipend: ₹10,000 – ₹12,000/month
Reports to: Founder
About Accelancy
Accelancy is an IT and AI-products firm building B2B SaaS solutions for the US market. Our current focus is V Forms, an AI-powered platform that helps US architecture and engineering (A/E) firms prepare federal qualification submissions (SF330, SF254, SF255) in a fraction of the time and cost of legacy tools — combining domain-specific workflows with AI to solve a problem incumbents have priced out of reach for smaller firms. We're an early-stage, founder-led team, so this role comes with real ownership from day one, not busywork.
About the role
We're looking for a Marketing Intern to help drive go-to-market execution for V Forms in the US market. This is a hands-on, outward-facing role — you'll be talking to prospects at A/E firms, running outreach, and coordinating marketing initiatives directly with the founder, not sitting behind a content calendar. Because our customers are US-based,
this role requires comfort working US business hours.
Key Responsibilities
Demo calls: Join and, over time, independently run V Forms demo calls with US-based A/E firm prospects; take notes, log outcomes, and follow up.
Outreach: Execute cold outreach across email, LinkedIn, and other channels to generate qualified leads among AEC firms pursuing federal contracts; manage sequences and follow-up cadences.
Coordination: Coordinate marketing initiatives across content, campaigns, and events — keeping timelines, assets, and stakeholders aligned.
Pipeline hygiene: Maintain accurate records in the CRM/lead tracker; report on outreach volume, response rates, and demo conversion.
Content support: Assist with one-pagers, email copy, case studies, and social content as needed.
Market intelligence: Track competitor positioning, pricing, and messaging in the target market; surface relevant insights.
Webinar/event support: Help
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