Experience Project Internships

Posted by Willy Franzen on Thursday, January 7, 2010

Experience Project Logo

Do you have a secret? An embarrassing story? Maybe you have a real problem (like not having an internship) or a health issue. It could just be something that you’re passionate about. If you have experiences that you want to share or you want to read about the experiences of other people, then Experience Project is the site for you. It’s a free web site that allows people across the world to share their experiences. It all started when Armen Berjikly, Experience Project’s founder, was inspired by a friend to build a support community for multiple sclerosis patients. It was so successful that Armen decided to expand the project so that it could serve everyone—it’s now “the first social network based upon who you are and not who you know.” The company is based in San Francisco, and according to their data and the data on Compete.com, they’re doing some pretty serious traffic.

Gain Some Experience at Experience Project

When I first discovered Experience Project, I instantly wondered what the business model was. After doing a little investigating, I realized how powerful targeted advertising to specific verticals can be. Even though users are able to maintain their anonymity on Experience Project, contextual advertising that matches up with a given Experience Project group should be extremely effective. I can’t say whether it is, but Experience Project’s Advertising page provides some more insight into what kind of advertising opportunities the site offers. If you’re intrigued by Experience Project’s different take on social networking, then you’ll want to check out their Internships page. They have opportunities on their Marketing & Community Team, their Product Team, and their Web Development Team. There’s no mention of whether the positions are paid, but they do say that the intention is for you to join them full-time after the internship. To apply send “a cover letter specific to your arena of interest and emphasizing what you hope to learn from your experience as part of our team and your current résumé” to team@experienceproject.com.

Links to Help You Begin Your Research

Have you shared anything on Experience Project?

Do I Know Anyone at Experience Project? - Check LinkedIn | Check Facebook

Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,



Be the first to leave a comment.

Be the first to leave a comment. »

No comments yet.

Leave a comment




Browse Internships


Want to look back further? Visit our internship archives, try a search, or use the tag cloud below.

California communications design editorial finance information technology Internships marketing New York non-profit paid public relations research sales social media software development unpaid Washington DC web development writing

Internship Search Blog


Want more insight on internship search? Visit our internship search blog or our archive of job search tips. Check out our Job Search Blog on One Day, One Job too - many of the tips apply to internship hunting.