Supports Scoot’s always-on marketing campaigns and brand initiatives across markets. Coordinates co-operative campaigns, agencies, stakeholders, timelines, approvals, budgets, creative assets, and quality checks. Maintains campaign documentation and trackers while assisting with performance reporting and post-campaign evaluations. Provides hands-on exposure to integrated marketing operations, brand strategy, consumer engagement, and campaign development.
Summary
The Brand Operations Intern will support the execution of Scoot's always-on marketing activities, co-operative campaigns and brand initiatives across key markets. The role provides hands-on exposure to integrated marketing operations, from campaign coordination and stakeholder management to performance reporting and creative asset management.Working closely with brand managers, agency partners and cross-functional stakeholders, the intern will contribute to the smooth delivery of marketing campaigns while gaining exposure to brand strategy, consumer engagement and campaign development.
Job Description
As part of Scoot's Brand Marketing team, you will gain exposure across both brand operations and brand-building functions.
Responsibilities
Brand Operations & Campaign Management
- Support the planning and execution of always-on advertising campaigns across multiple markets and channels.
- Assist in the coordination and delivery of co-operative marketing campaigns with tourism boards, airport partners and other commercial partners.
- Work closely with agencies and internal stakeholders to manage campaign timelines, approvals, asset development and deliverables.
- Maintain campaign trackers, budgets and documentation to ensure projects are executed efficiently and on schedule.
- Assist with creative asset development, traffic management and quality assurance checks before launch.
- Support campaign reporting, performance tracking and post-campaign evaluations with media team.
Scoot Singapore, Singapore, SGP Office
Singapore, Singapore
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