Growth Marketing Intern

Sonio · Paris office · Intern

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About Sonio

Each year, 140M children are born. Birth defects affect 1 in 33 births in developed countries, and in 50% of cases, they are not detected during prenatal examinations. Prenatal medicine is particularly complex, and the scans impose heavy responsibilities on healthcare professionals. They can also be a source of stress for future parents.

Resulting from 5 years of collaboration between world-renowned experts from Necker Hospital and Ecole Polytechnique, Sonio uses artificial intelligence to improve prenatal screening and diagnosis. Based on patented algorithms and a proprietary expert database, Sonio aims to become the reference tool to help practitioners improve screening, reduce diagnostic errors, and optimize pregnant women’s medical path.

Sonio's mission is to improve women's and children's health by promoting access and quality of care through technological innovation, medical expertise, and collective intelligence.

About the role

As a Marketing Intern at Sonio, you will report to the Growth Marketing Manager and collaborate closely with Brand, Product Marketing, and Sales. You’ll get hands-on experience shaping Sonio’s growth marketing strategy and launching high-impact campaigns tailored to the US healthcare market. You’ll also have the opportunity to dive deeper into analytics and revenue operations, learning how to track performance and contribute to our revenue pipeline.

About the profile

Sonio is a mission-driven company, so interest in our mission is critical. Other requirements are:

Start date: ASAP for 6 months

Location: Paris

We move fast and aspire to be transparent over the process - our objective is that the process from the first chat to an offer is no longer than a month. We also aspire to give an answer to every application in a week - if you have not heard from us, please follow up at [email protected].

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