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Internship Opportunity – PubKey Media & Events

PubKey is more than just a bar in the West Village, we’re a Bitcoin-native media house, events platform, and cultural hub. Each week, our stage hosts everything from grassroots community gatherings to high-profile conversations with global leaders. At the same time, our team produces content that reaches audiences worldwide, blending the immediacy of in-person events with the reach of digital media. With expansion on the horizon, this is an exciting moment to join the ride.

We’re looking for a college student who wants to jump into the wild world of PubKey: part bar, part media house, part Bitcoin embassy. This isn’t a coffee-run internship (unless we’re talking Irish coffee). Think more: get tossed into real projects, wear too many hats, and help us keep the ship sailing straight.

What you’ll do

• Provide operational support on projects across our media and events work
• Handle day-to-day organizational tasks (scheduling, research, data entry, document prep)
• Assist with ad hoc needs as they come up, from prepping events to supporting ongoing initiatives
• Shadow the team on special projects and get exposure to the day-to-day chaos of a fast-moving startup

What we’re looking for

• Current college student (junior or senior preferred) in NYC
• Interest in Bitcoin, technology, and culture (no prior experience required)
• Hungry, flexible, and curious — comfortable wearing multiple hats
• Not afraid of ambiguity, spreadsheets, or occasionally moving furniture
• In search of the right person first and foremost

Details

• Part-time (flexible schedule around classes)
• In-person role, based in the West Village

Why join?
This isn’t a coffee-run internship (unless we’re talking Irish coffee). You’ll gain a front-row seat to how media and events are built inside a fast-growing startup environment, with the chance to learn directly from the team and help shape what we do next.

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