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Partnerships - Online Marketing Intern, Regional Brand & Growth Marketing (Summer 2026)

ShopeeSingaporePosted 20 May 2026

Shopee is seeking an Online Marketing Intern for their regional brand and growth marketing team. The role involves exposure to programmatic platforms, digital advertising channels, and performance metrics analysis. Interns will collaborate with product and creative teams to optimize campaigns and reporting. This position is open to both full-time and part-time students pursuing a degree.

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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 an Online Marketing Intern for their regional brand and growth marketing team. The role involves exposure to programmatic platforms, digital advertising channels, and performance metrics analysis. Interns will collaborate with product and creative teams to optimize campaigns and reporting. This position is open to both full-time and part-time students pursuing a degree.

TAL's take

Quality 75/1005/5 clarityTier 1 company

Strong internship opportunity at a top-tier regional ecommerce company with well-defined learning objectives.

Clear internship scope with defined responsibilities and educational requirements.

Must haves

  • Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree or higher
  • Proficiency in Excel and/or Google Sheets

Tools and skills

excelgoogle sheets

Nice to have: digital marketing.

About the company

Shopee is a major global ecommerce player and recognized tech unicorn.

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