Key Responsibilities
As a Market Research Intern, you will play a hands-on role supporting the business development team. Your tasks will include:
Industry & Stakeholder Research
- Dive deep into various application industries for space tech (e.g., agriculture, climate tech, insurance, etc.).
- Map out stakeholders in the space industry: key companies, government bodies, startups.
Strategy Support
- Deliver crisp summaries and actionable insights from your research.
- Contribute to internal discussions on market expansion and outreach strategy.
Event Research & Coordination
- Research and identify relevant national and international space, tech, and defence events.
- Track deadlines, speaking opportunities, and exhibitor information.
- Set up and follow up on meetings for the co-founders with potential clients, partners, and key stakeholders.
Event Handbook Creation
- Prepare detailed briefings on events, including background research on attending companies, key executives, and potential collaboration opportunities.
- Help prepare the team for networking sessions, panel discussions, and after-hours mixers.
- MBA recent graduate with a keen interest in market research, strategy, or business development.
- Excellent communication skills — both written and verbal.
- Strong organizational skills; able to manage multiple tasks and shifting priorities.
- Curious about technology, especially space, AI, and frontier innovation.
Requirements
- MBA recent graduate with a keen interest in market research, strategy, or business development.
- Excellent communication skills — both written and verbal.
- Strong organizational skills; able to manage multiple tasks and shifting priorities.
- Curious about technology, especially space, AI, and frontier innovation.
Benefits
What You’ll Gain
- Direct exposure to the inner workings of a fast-growing space tech startup.
- 1:1 mentorship and active involvement with key stakeholders.
- A chance to network with some of the leading minds across space and tech.
Job description provided by GalaxEye.
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