About ReVoraReVora is an AI space infrastructure company developing intelligent systems for resource-constrained environments on Earth and beyond.
Our work brings together AI, controlled-environment agriculture, water, energy, environmental systems, robotics, habitat operations, human decision-making, and extreme-environment validation. At the center of this architecture is HubOS, ReVora's developing intelligence and coordination layer for integrated autonomous infrastructure.
Our purpose is Growing Life Anywhere.
We are building ReVora's public presence alongside the company itself, and we are looking for an intern who can help translate complex work into clear, sophisticated, visually compelling communication.
The RoleThe Content & Brand Communications Intern will help develop the material through which ReVora communicates with the world.
This is not a role built around generating filler content or chasing daily posting quotas. You will work with technical material, company developments, missions, research, founders, stakeholder activity, and emerging projects to help convert substantive work into useful public communication.
You will work closely with ReVora's Social Media & Community Management Intern and Strategic Communications & Intelligence Intern.
What You Will Work On
- Develop written and visual content for ReVora's LinkedIn and Instagram presence, including posts, carousels, graphics, short-form visual material, and campaign assets.
- Translate technical and strategic subjects including HubOS, habitat systems, controlled-environment agriculture, AI, missions, research, and space infrastructure into accessible but accurate stories.
- Help establish a consistent visual and editorial identity across ReVora's social channels.
- Turn verified research, company milestones, technical progress, photographs, presentations, and founder input into publication-ready material.
- Maintain organized source files, drafts, approved assets, and reusable brand materials so future team members can continue the work.
- Collaborate with the Channels and Intelligence workstreams to determine what should be communicated, how it should be presented, and what the audience response tells us. In addition to live communications work, own one defined internship-long content or communications project from concept through execution, measurement, documentation, and handoff.
What We Are Looking ForYou may come from communications, graphic design, journalism, marketing, media, visual communication, film, writing, science communication, or another relevant discipline.
More important than your exact degree is evidence that you can communicate an idea clearly and make it visually or editorially compelling without sacrificing accuracy.
Strong candidates will demonstrate some combination of writing, editing, graphic design, visual storytelling, photography/video, Canva or Adobe tools, presentation design, or digital content production.
You do not need to arrive as a space-industry expert. Intellectual curiosity and the ability to learn unfamiliar technical subjects carefully are more important.
How We WorkReVora values initiative, precision, responsiveness, intellectual curiosity, and ownership.
Interns are expected to communicate early when blocked, verify information before using it, maintain orderly records of their work, and leave projects in a condition that another person can continue.
You will receive structured familiarization with ReVora, its projects, communication standards, and relevant technical subjects. The internship will include feedback, mentorship, role-specific training, defined deliverables, and opportunities to develop professional capabilities beyond individual assignments.
What Success Looks LikeBy the end of the internship, you should be able to point to a body of substantive published and internal work, including at least one substantial project you helped carry from concept through execution, and explain:
what you communicated, why it mattered, how you developed it, what evidence supported it, and what you learned from the audience response.
To ApplyPlease submit your CV or résumé and examples of work that demonstrate your ability to communicate visually or in writing. Student, personal, academic, volunteer, and professional work are all acceptable.
A traditional professional portfolio is welcome but not required.