LiveSwitch Business Intern (High School Students)

About LiveSwitch: LiveSwitch is eliminating the technology gap for small businesses with a cutting-edge AI and communication platform that delivers enormous productivity gains. Leading with agentic AI, we are transforming the way trades do business. Our aim is to increase the 10-year survival rate of U.S. small businesses by 25% over the next five years.

When businesses use our platform, they have a better chance to succeed, with customers reporting an average rate of return of 214%. Our organization is well on its way to being a multi-billion-dollar company, and we’re looking for people who share our vision.

About the SOUL Program for High School Students: The LiveSwitch SOUL Program is a selective, paid internship for high-achieving high school students. Interns work on real projects in areas such as marketing, public relations, community outreach, growth automation, partnership development, and social media, gaining professional experience in a technology company led by entrepreneur Brian Hamilton. SOUL stands for Speed, Ownership, Unreasonableness, and Love for those we serve, the core tenets of our culture across the Brian Hamilton family of companies.

Interns will own projects that grow our brand and expand the reach of LiveSwitch. While specific projects will be determined closer to the start date, examples include outreach to media outlets, ambassadors, strategic partners, and customers, as well as writing articles and blog posts, capturing and posting social media content, and more. Qualifications:

  • Currently enrolled in high school
  • Unweighted cumulative GPA of 3.8+
  • Strong attention to detail and follow-through
  • Reliable, organized, and able to commit 10+ hours per week in person at our Downtown Apex office What’s in It for You?
  • LiveSwitch is led by entrepreneur Brian Hamilton
  • Real-world experience at a fast-growing tech start-up
  • Direct guidance from the company’s leadership team
  • Resume-building projects and a professional reference
  • The opportunity to make a meaningful impact
  • This is a paid internship at $15 per hour
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