At Solveig, we celebrate motherhood without clichés. No candy pink, no diktats, no injunctions. Just well-thought-out clothes, made to last, that respect the women who wear them. We believe in fashion that accompanies change without ever confining it. Fashion where every detail counts: the cut that follows your curves without constricting, the elastic that adjusts to your rhythm, the fabrics that let you breathe. We're here so you can move, breastfeed, love, work, dream - without ever wondering if your look is keeping pace.

Because you're already strong enough to handle it all, your clothes just have to keep up.

Job description:

Reporting to the founder, the intern will be primarily responsible for creating digital content for our various platforms (organic and paid).

For example, the website, social networks, newsletter as well as advertising on Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok and Google.

Main responsibilities:

• Create advertising visuals for the following platforms: Facebook, Instagram, website or google
• Participate in the development of advertising campaigns or organic content
• Gather the team's content needs (photos and videos);
• Create photo and/or video content;
• Participate in the development of the digital growth strategy;
• Plan the editorial content for the different platforms and deploy it;
• Help set up the partnership strategy with influencers
• Participate in events to promote the brand;
• Any other related tasks.

Internship conditions:

Summer internship:

Internship start date: May 26, 2025

Internship end date: August 15, 2025

Fall internship: 12 weeks starting according to school schedule.

• Duration: 12 weeks
• Flexible work schedule: 35h/week, Monday to Friday
• Salary: $21/hour
• Workplace: Montreal. Cowoking at La Base entrepreneuriale HEC and occasional telecommuting.

The internship offer is dependent on a grant, for which the intern must meet the following criteria:

• Enrolled in a professional, college or university-level training program at an accredited Canadian educational institution.
• Canadian citizen, permanent resident or legally recognized refugee.
• Legally entitled to work in Canada.