Margaux Is Seeking A Fall Intern In New York, NY

Winnie Liu
·1 min read

Margaux is everywear: handmade shoes and accessories that effortlessly segue from day to evening; work to play. Born from serendipitous friendship, creative collaboration, and the belief that comfort, style, and expression belong to everyone, Margaux’s fresh interpretations of classic styles are designed in New York, handmade in Spain, and impeccably engineered for exceptional comfort.

Our interns will have the unique opportunity to experience a fast-paced startup environment, while playing an integral role in numerous aspects of the brand—ranging from aiding in the release of new products and marketing campaigns as well as supporting the product development and ops teams. As every day is different—and fun!—at our offices, we are seeking someone who is interested in learning about and experiencing every aspect of the business, from design/product to logistics to social media. If you define yourself as a self-motivated go-getter with peak organizational skills and a positive attitude, this role is perfect for you!

Responsibilities may include:
● Managing samples and press requests
● Photographing and organizing incoming product development prototypes and samples
● Assisting on the execution of marketing events and other community building initiatives, and as-needed on event days
● Aiding in the creation of brand imagery (i.e. photo shoots, location and wardrobe scouting, graphic design)
● Managing brand imagery and assets
● Data entry
● Assisting with day-to-day operations

Requirements:
● Located in New York City
● Available to work in person 3 days a week (Tuesday-Thursday)
● Proficiency in Excel and/or Photoshop a plus

If interested, please email resumes to jobs@margauxny.com.

We look forward to hearing from you!

@margauxny

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