Content Intern

About us

BrightSense is building technology for the AI age. Its first product is Branly, an AI visibility platform.

How people discover brands has changed. More and more, they ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI answers what to buy, and those answers name only a handful of brands. Branly shows a brand how often it appears in those answers, how it is described and which sources the engines rely on. Then it turns every gap into a specific fix the brand can act on.

Three things shape how we work:

• Grounded in research. AI search changes every week. We study how each engine finds, trusts and cites its sources, and we keep our methods in step with what the engines do today.
• Signal over noise. We start from the real questions buyers ask, in their own words. We run them repeatedly across every major engine and read the answers over time, so what we show is a pattern, not a one-off.
• Customer first. Our customers sit at the centre of everything we build. We learn their category, competitors and goals, then stay alongside them until the work shows up as growth.

The role

We are hiring a Content Intern to help run Branly's content: the blog, our research papers and the Branly LinkedIn page.

Our content starts from data. Every day, we track what AI engines say about brands and which websites they trust. Your job is to turn what we find into articles, posts and short reports that people want to read and share.

We are an AI-first team. You will use AI for the first pass on research and drafts, check every fact and number yourself, and spend your own time on the angle, the story and the edit.

Full-time internship, 6 months. On-site, Gurgaon. Stipend: 30,000 to 50,000 a month. You will report to the founding team.

What you will do

• Write. Research and draft blog posts and articles on how AI is changing the way people find brands.
• Turn data into stories. Help turn our research into reports and posts that people want to read.
• Run the LinkedIn page. Draft posts for the Branly page and learn what readers respond to.
• Check the facts. Make sure every number and source holds up before anything goes out.
• Work AI-first. Use AI for research and first drafts, and spend your own time on the angle and the edit.

Who you are

• A student or recent graduate who writes well and wants to get better at it, fast.
• You have published something of your own: a blog, articles, a newsletter, LinkedIn posts or a college publication.
• You write plainly. Short sentences, clear points, no filler.
• You care about getting facts right. You check a number before you use it, and you can tell a study from a sales pitch.
• AI-first by habit. You use ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity every day for real work, and you know when an answer needs checking.
• Comfortable with spreadsheets. You can read a table, spot what is interesting and explain it in one sentence.
• Curious about marketing, search and how AI is changing both.
• You take feedback well, edit quickly and finish what you start.

Bonus points

• You have grown a blog, newsletter or LinkedIn following of your own.
• You have written about marketing, technology or startups.
• You know the basics of how pages get found in search: titles, structure and links.
• You can make a simple chart or carousel in Canva, Figma or a similar tool.
• You have published on a website builder such as WordPress, Webflow or Framer.

What it is like working with us

• Write about one of marketing's newest questions. More brands want to know what AI says about them. You will help answer that, with real data, in public.
• Your work goes live fast. Most of what you write will be published within days, and you will see how readers respond.
• Learn to work the AI-first way. You will see how a small team uses AI to do the work of a much larger one, and you will leave with habits most teams are still figuring out.
• Learn from founders who have scaled before. You will work closely with a team that has led and grown businesses across industries.
• Grow as fast as you learn. As you show what you can handle, you will take on larger pieces and more responsibility.