MACH Ai8 Corporation is hiring: Public Relations & Brand Communications Intern i

MACH Ai8 builds the next generation of American wireless connectivity products - secure connected devices, edge networking, and lifecycle software - designed for reliability, security, and scale. The company is focused on domestic production pathways and trusted product development for the American market.
The company is being built to support the reindustrialization of secure communications hardware, embedded software, firmware, and edge-networking products across 5G, future 6G, Wi‑Fi, satellite/LEO connectivity, edge AI, industrial IoT, broadband access, and secure connected‑device markets.
MACH Ai8 is positioned as a hardware‑enabled software and secure edge‑networking platform, not a traditional design lab, engineering consultancy, or low‑margin contract manufacturer.
Position Summary MACH Ai8 is seeking a PR & Brand Communications Intern to support the CEO and founding team in building the company voice, CEO voice, brand language, LinkedIn presence, newsletter, PR foundation, customer‑facing go‑to‑market messaging, and communications rhythm.
This role is ideal for a strong writer, researcher, and organizer who wants hands‑on experience helping launch a new American technology company at the intersection of wireless connectivity, domestic manufacturing, secure routers, gateways, hotspots, edge devices, AI‑connected products, cloud management, and cybersecurity.
Schedule Part‑time, 15‑30 hours per week; flexible based on school/work availability
Compensation $20‑$25/hour, depending on experience and writing ability
Core Mission of the Role The intern will help MACH Ai8 build the voice of the company to the market. The voice should communicate that MACH Ai8 is building trusted American wireless connectivity products and platforms for a new era of secure, U.S.-controlled connected devices. That voice should be:
Experienced and builder‑driven
Technically credible and enterprise‑ready
American‑controlled without sounding political
Confident without hype
Clear enough for customers, investors, carriers, partners, and media
Key Responsibilities 1. CEO Voice and Founder Communications Draft CEO LinkedIn posts, founder updates, short essays, and market commentary
Turn rough founder ideas, notes, and conversations into clear written communications
Build a repeatable CEO voice guide
Maintain approved CEO phrases, stories, themes, and positioning language
Create message themes around American wireless innovation, secure connected devices, domestic production pathways, and supply‑chain control
Draft investor/customer updates when requested by leadership
2. Company LinkedIn Management Draft and schedule company LinkedIn posts
Build and maintain a weekly content calendar
Track relevant industry news, announcements, and market events
Identify articles, posts, and industry conversations MACH Ai8 should respond to
Support engagement with customers, partners, investors, suppliers, advisors, and manufacturing stakeholders
Create recurring post themes around secure wireless devices, U.S. product control, carrier‑certified hardware, domestic supply‑chain development, edge networking, and reindustrialization
3. Newsletter and Market Communications Help build the MACH Ai8 newsletter structure and editorial rhythm
Draft monthly or biweekly newsletter content for customers, investors, partners, advisors, and industry contacts
Summarize industry trends in wireless, 5G/6G‑forward devices, satellite/LEO connectivity, Wi‑Fi, AI devices, cybersecurity, and domestic manufacturing
Support email updates for company milestones, product development, supply‑chain progress, regulatory context, and leadership commentary
Maintain a list of recurring communication themes and target audiences
4. Brand Book and Messaging System Assist in building the MACH Ai8 brand book and messaging library so the company can speak consistently across customers, investors, carriers, partners, suppliers, media, and future employees.
Mission, vision, positioning, and brand promise
Founder story and company origin narrative
Company boilerplate and short/medium/long descriptions
Audience messaging for enterprise, carrier, government, investor, partner, and consumer audiences
Product‑family language for routers, gateways, hotspots, edge devices, security products, and managed platforms
Words to use / words to avoid
Messaging guardrails around U.S.-controlled design, supply‑chain control, firmware authority, product provenance, and lifecycle security
Competitive language research and benchmark files
5. PR and Media Support Draft press release outlines and announcement templates
Build media lists across technology, wireless, manufacturing, cybersecurity, broadband, policy, and business publications
Research journalists, analysts, podcasts, conferences, and industry associations
Draft company boilerplate language, founder bios, executive backgrounders, and media FAQs
Prepare briefing notes for future product, partnership, funding, manufacturing, hiring, or customer announcements
Track relevant industry announcements and identify opportunities for timely commentary
6. Industry Benchmarking and Research Track how leading companies communicate their market position and use those patterns to help MACH Ai8 build a stronger and more disciplined public voice.
Wireless equipment, router, gateway, hotspot, and edge‑networking companies
Satellite connectivity and LEO communications companies
Security‑camera, public‑safety, fire/safety detection, and mission‑critical hardware companies
Edge AI, industrial IoT, and cloud‑managed hardware companies
U.S. manufacturing, EMS, ODM, supply‑chain, and high‑reliability electronics companies
Companies that convert connected hardware into recurring software, workflow, support, or lifecycle revenue
7. Communications Operations Maintain content calendars and communication schedules
Organize brand assets, message libraries, writing samples, draft folders, and PR files
Track deadlines, open tasks, and internal review status
Capture meeting notes and action items
Maintain launch checklists and communication checklists
Coordinate with outside brand, design, legal, PR, product, and manufacturing partners as directed
Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a sharp writer, disciplined researcher, strong organizer, and curious communicator who wants to help build a company from the ground up.
Strong fit for students or recent graduates in writing, communications, public relations, journalism, marketing, technical communication, business communications, English, or a related field.
Required Skills Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading ability
Strong research skills and the ability to summarize complex topics clearly
Good judgment with public‑facing language
Strong organization and follow‑through
Comfort using LinkedIn and professional social media
Ability to create content calendars and manage multiple small projects at once
Ability to turn rough notes into polished drafts
Ability to write for different audiences and adjust tone appropriately
Comfort receiving direct feedback and improving drafts quickly
Interest in technology, manufacturing, wireless communications, cybersecurity, AI, and American industrial strategy
Professional handling of confidential company information
Preferred Skills Experience writing LinkedIn posts, newsletters, articles, PR materials, or technical documentation
Familiarity with Canva, Figma, Adobe Express, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Substack, Notion AI, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Slack or similar tools
Fluent with AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, Jasper, Copy.ai, or Grammarly
Interest in 5G, 6G‑forward networks, satellite connectivity, routers, hotspots, security cameras, fire detection, AI devices, edge networking, cloud compute, IT networking or domestic manufacturing
Experience creating editorial calendars, messaging guides, or brand documents
Comfort using AI tools responsibly for drafting, research, summarization, and editing while maintaining human judgment and accuracy
Application Requirements Optional but valuable: sample LinkedIn post, newsletter sample, PR writing sample, technical writing sample, or portfolio link.
Short response to the following prompt
In 150 words or less, explain why rebuilding advanced wireless device capability in the United States matters.
Screening Assignment Candidates must complete the following assignment and submit with application. Using the MACH Ai8 description, create:
1.A one‑sentence company description
2.A 100‑word company description
3.One CEO LinkedIn post
4.One company LinkedIn post
5.Five newsletter topic ideas
6.Three claims the company should be careful not to overstate

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