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About the position

This internship sits within the Communications Department’s Marketing team and supports communications across the Port Authority’s major airports. The intern will contribute to high-profile initiatives including new airport website launches, terminal opening campaigns at JFK, construction communications at Newark, Stewart Airport promotion, and major event communications during the FIFA World Cup. Working alongside airport teams and the agency of record, the intern will help manage creative production and digital projects tied to some of the largest infrastructure programs in the region. This experience provides hands-on exposure to public sector marketing, large-scale transportation communications, and campaign performance measurement.

Responsibilities

  • Support customer-facing marketing and communications initiatives across JFK, Newark, LaGuardia, and Stewart airports
  • Manage production timelines and coordinate with the agency of record to develop creative assets for digital and on-site campaigns
  • Draft and edit copy for airport websites, social media channels, and internal communications materials
  • Assist with launch activities for new airport websites and terminal opening campaigns
  • Support construction-related communications efforts, including customer-facing messaging and digital updates
  • Manage the addition of Port Authority airports to the Bloomberg Connects platform, including content coordination, stakeholder engagement, and implementation oversight
  • Develop presentations and briefing materials for department leadership
  • Conduct periodic on-site visits to airport facilities to support content development, campaign execution, and cross-team coordination

Requirements

  • Enrollment at a college or university at the time of the internship
  • Major in Communications, Public Policy, Public Administration or related discipline

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience drafting digital content for websites or social media platforms
  • Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite or similar design tool
  • Interest in public sector communications, transportation, or infrastructure projects
  • Ability to manage multiple projects and coordinate with cross-functional teams
  • Experience supporting marketing campaigns or content creation initiatives

Benefits

  • Ability to opt in to the New York State and Local Retirement System
  • Access to Employee Business Resource Groups
  • Facility Tours
  • Career Panels
  • Social/Networking Events
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