About Company- Cataliq™
Cataliq™ is an AI-focused consulting and training organization helping enterprises adapt, innovate, and scale in an evolving digital world.
We work across AI & Digital Transformation, Business Agility, Enterprise Coaching, and Skilled Training, helping organizations strengthen business, leadership, and technology capabilities.

About the Role
We are looking for a Social Media & Lead Generation Intern for an initial 6-month full time internship.
This is a virtual / work-from-home, hands-on opportunity for freshers, recent graduates, students, or candidates with up to 1 year of experience who want practical exposure to digital marketing, social media campaigns, content creation, and B2B lead generation.
The intern will support social media campaigns, create digital content, research prospective organizations and decision-makers, support outreach activities, track potential leads, and contribute to strengthening Cataliq™’s digital presence.

What We’re Looking For
• Fresher or candidate with 0–1 year of experience




• Basic understanding of social media and digital marketing
• Positive written and verbal communication skills
• Interest in creating posts, reels, videos, and campaign content
• Basic knowledge of Canva or similar content creation tools is an advantage
• Interest in B2B lead generation, prospect research, and digital outreach
• Willingness to learn AI-enabled marketing tools, CRM, analytics, and digital platforms
• Good organizational skills, attention to detail, and a proactive learning mindset
• Students or graduates from Marketing, Business, Commerce, Communications, or related disciplines are preferred; other relevant backgrounds may also apply

Internship Details
Position: Social Media & Lead Generation Intern
Duration: Initially 6 Months
Experience: Fresher / 0–1 Year
Engagement: Full-Time Internship
Time Commitment: Approximately 8 hours per day
Work Mode: Virtual / Work From Home
Location: India-based candidates only
Working

📌 Social Media Mumbai (India)
🏢 Cataliq™
📍 India