Livestream Intern - Singapore Marketing (Summer 2026)
Shopee is seeking a Livestream Intern in Singapore to support campaign execution and marketing operations. The role involves managing seller relationships, analyzing livestream performance data, and collaborating with graphic designers and cross-functional teams. Candidates should possess strong stakeholder management, analytical, and communication skills. This position offers a structured opportunity to contribute to high-impact e-commerce marketing initiatives.
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Experience
0-0 years
Function
Marketing
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 1
What you will work on
Shopee is seeking a Livestream Intern in Singapore to support campaign execution and marketing operations. The role involves managing seller relationships, analyzing livestream performance data, and collaborating with graphic designers and cross-functional teams. Candidates should possess strong stakeholder management, analytical, and communication skills. This position offers a structured opportunity to contribute to high-impact e-commerce marketing initiatives.
TAL's take
Tier 1 company offering a structured internship program in a core marketing operations function.
Clear and coherent internship role focused on livestream operations and marketing support with well-defined responsibilities.
Must haves
- Excellent stakeholder management skills
- Strong communication and writing skills
- Detail-oriented and analytical thinker
- Ability to derive insights from data
- Independent and self-motivated
About the company
Shopee is a major global e-commerce company and a well-known tech unicorn in the SEA region.
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