Summer 2026 paid internship

June - July: Remote or NYC | August: In-Person (Maine)

About us

Wild Blueberry Labs is a consumer health and wellness brand launching this fall (think AG1, IM8) built around the Wild Blueberry.

A growing body of research suggests that Wild Blueberries, eaten daily, can promote cognitive performance and healthy brain aging. Our Scientific Advisor, Dr. Mary Ann Lila of the Plants for Human Health Institute, patented a berry extraction process that improves the bioavailability of berry polyphenols for 10x better human absorption than any other brand on the market.

Our mission is to help people live healthier, longer lives by enjoying the tasty and restorative power of the Wild Blueberry.

Website: wildblueberrylabs.com

The role

We're hiring a Social Media and Content Intern for the summer. You’ll be working directly with the founder. June and July are remote, or in NYC if you’ll already be here for the summer. You'll help build daily short-form content (scripts, ideas, edits) and pre-production for August: farmer outreach, content schedule, logistics. For our long-form content, think Casey Neistat style day-in-the-life vlogs or Anthony Bourdain style boots-on-the-ground journalism.

** August is full-time in person in Downeast Maine, filming alongside the founder for a 31-day series during peak wild blueberry harvest.

The work you ship is how this brand gets introduced to the world.

Ideal candidate

• Consumer brand sensibility. You have deep intuition for what makes brands culturally resonant and strong opinions about what separates the ones that break through from the ones that don’t.
• Storytelling instinct. You understand how to build a brand narrative and why it matters before the product is even in people’s hands.
• Viral intuition. You can articulate why a post goes viral, not just whether it did. You write a storyline that stops the scroll, and figure out how to get it seen.
• Hybrid format strategy. You understand how to shoot daily short-form content (30-60 seconds) and YouTube long-form content (8-15 min)
• Documentary sensibility. You're drawn to real people, real places, and real work.