Intern - Content Analyst at New Rubric Solutions [13 days left]



Where: Bengaluru(Bangalore)

Organizer: New Rubric Solutions(Start-up)

Important Dates
Start Date: June 1, 2012
End Date : July 31, 2012
Deadline: May 25, 2012
Eligibility: Grad Level

A paid internship with Bangalore based New Rubric Solutions.

About the internship: – New Rubric is looking for interns to work as Content Analysts. A content analyst intern will work on creating content based on given guidelines and customize it to needs of target users. The candidate will also be developing the training material on the firm’s products.

Number of internships: - 2

Who can apply:- Final/ Pre final year students from the top colleges, with an aggregate score of at least 80% can apply.

The candidate must possess -
Enthusiasm to contribute to the field of education Good logical thinking skills and attention to detail Ability to write good and clear English Great attitude

Location: – Bangalore, India – ONLY BANGALORE BASED CANDIDATES NEED APPLY

Duration: – Minimum of 2 months.

Start date: – May 2012

Stipend: – Performance based stipend + certificate of internship and a letter of recommendation

About New Rubric: – New Rubric Solutions is a start-up based in Bangalore. The firm was founded by IIM Alumni, and the senior teams are from reputed engineering and management institutions, and have several years of experience with MNCs.
The firm has developed a highly differentiated and innovative mobile platform solution for the vibrant, high growth area of Education.

How to Apply – Along with your resume, please send us the answer to the following questions in a word document. You can email this to interns@newrubric.com
"What are your goals from this internship? Why do you believe you are a good fit for this internship?"

Email address/Contact Page:  venu.gvgk@newrubric.com

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