Huawei International Pte Ltd – Marketing Assistant (Intern)

Huawei Singapore is the regional headquarters of Huawei in Southeast Asia, providing leading Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart device solutions. Established in Singapore in 2001, Huawei Singapore works closely with local enterprises, government agencies, telecom operators, and ecosystem partners to drive digital transformation and technological innovation. 

Responsibilities:

• As a Marketing Intern at Huawei, you will support business-to-business (B2B) and customer marketing activities across various campaigns, events, and branding initiatives. This role provides valuable exposure to corporate marketing, customer engagement, and event management in the ICT industry.

• Support the planning and execution of marketing campaigns to drive customer engagement and lead generation
• Assist in organizing workshops, seminars, roadshows, and customer events
• Prepare and distribute event materials, invitations, and communications
• Support the creation of EDMs, promotional content, and marketing collateral for campaigns and events
• Coordinate with customers, vendors, and external agencies to support marketing activities
• Assist in presentation preparation, event logistics, and on-site event coordination
• Conduct basic market research and support reporting for marketing activities
• Support other ad-hoc marketing and operational tasks as assigned

Job Requirements:

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a Degree/Diploma in Marketing, Business, Communications, or related disciplines
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in both English and Chinese
• Digitally savvy, creative, and detail-oriented
• Positive working attitude with willingness to learn and adapt quickly
• Able to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment and work under pressure
• Good teamwork and interpersonal skills, while also being able to work independently
• Proficiency in Mandarin is preferred to liaise with Chinese-speaking stakeholders and counterparts in China