Intern position

Intern - Remote in Hungary

Student with active student status in Hungary

At Prezi, we make ideas shine with unforgettable presentations, whether virtual or in-person. We're a remote-first company that thrives on collaboration, innovation, and meaningful work. Now’s your chance to become part of our global team!

We’re looking for Interns, based in Hungary, to help support our team and kick-start your career in the growing world of SaaS. This 3-month internship comes with the potential to extend up to 6 months, making it perfect for students building their first professional experience.

What You’ll Be Doing

As an Intern, your primary focus will be supporting Prezi and ensuring they have a great experience while using our platform. Specifically, you will:

• Build a bridge between Prezi and its users, providing solutions that enhance customer satisfaction.
• Collaborate with the support team to contribute towards improving workflows and internal experiences.
• Learn from experienced professionals and grow your knowledge in essential tools and methods.

Who we’re looking for:.

• Fluent English speakers (bonus points for additional language skills!).
• Tech-savvy individuals who are comfortable navigating Windows, Mac, and Google Suite tools.
• Problem-solvers with great attention to detail and a proactive mindset.
• Team players with excellent communication skills who can work independently as well.

What You’ll Gain

• Professional Experience in a dynamic, international SaaS company.
• Hands-on exposure to operations and industry-leading tools.
• Skill Development in communication, troubleshooting, and mastering interactions.
• Immersion in a collaborative and supportive global team culture.

Why Prezi?

At Prezi, we care about fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. We treat every voice as valuable, unique, and full of potential.

If visual communication, teamwork, and growth sound like your kind of thing, we’d love to meet you!

Apply today and start building your future with Prezi.

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