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What does an internship editor do?

An Internship Editor assists with proofreading, editing, and formatting written content for various publications or media outlets. They work under the supervision of senior editors, helping to ensure accuracy, clarity, and consistency in articles, reports, or digital content. Duties may also include fact-checking, organizing submissions, and providing feedback to writers. This role provides valuable hands-on experience in editorial processes and helps interns develop strong communication and editing skills.

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As an Internship Editor, you'll often assist with a diverse range of editing tasks, such as proofreading articles, fact-checking, formatting manuscripts, and occasionally giving feedback on content structure. You may be assigned to edit blog posts, marketing materials, academic papers, or social media content, depending on the organization's focus. You'll likely collaborate closely with writers, senior editors, and other interns, gaining valuable insight into editorial workflows and industry standards. This position is a great opportunity to refine your editing skills while experiencing the fast-paced environment of a professional editorial team.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an internship editor, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Internship Editor, you generally need strong writing, editing, and grammar skills, often supported by a background in English, journalism, or communications. Familiarity with content management systems (CMS), style guides (such as AP or Chicago), and editing software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs is typically required. Attention to detail, time management, and effective communication help internship editors stand out in collaborative, deadline-driven environments. These skills and qualifications ensure high-quality, consistent content production and smooth teamwork within editorial workflows.
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Fall 2026 Internship- Human Resources- Field

Vineyard Vines

Stamford, CT

$16 - $21.25/hr

Part-time

Posted 15 days ago


Vineyard Vines rating

6.5

Company rating: 6.5 out of 10

Based on 33 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

38th of 104 rated fashion retailers


Job description

Human Resources - Field

Every Fall Internship Should Feel This Good!

We’re on the lookout for highly motivated college students, in good academic standing, who are passionate about our brand and working toward a career in the retail industry. Interns will be responsible for assisting in day-to-day operations within their designated department, providing support to other departments as needed, as well as handling administrative tasks throughout the office.

About us: 

vineyard vines is a highly successful, privately held, American clothing and accessory retailer founded in 1998 on Martha’s Vineyard by brothers, Shep & Ian Murray. With Shep & Ian still at the helm today, vineyard vines has experienced exponential year over year growth and now operates over 120 retail locations including an outlet division, a successful e-commerce business, domestic distribution center, and expanding corporate headquarters. In addition, vineyard vines is carried in major department stores such as Nordstrom and Bloomingdales as well as numerous specialty boutiques across the US.    

vineyard vines was founded on a state of mind that Every Day Should Feel This Good.   

You don’t need to be on a beach, by the ocean or on vacation to have Every Day Should Feel This Good moments. It’s a state of mind that we all experience, and one where everyone is invited. At vineyard vines, we don’t just live an #EDSFTG life away from our desks—we bring it to work with us, too.    

In our stores and at our Harbor Drive headquarters, our company culture is fun, encouraging and welcoming to all. We work hard and play harder, and we never take ourselves too seriously. And while we have many company goals, our number one priority is making vineyard vines a great place to work for all employees.    

Our team is our family, and we’d never have grown to where we are today without them.   

We’re committed to building an inclusive team across all channels, departments and stores within our community. We hope you’ll join us and see what the smiling pink whale is all about.

Key Responsibilities:

Retail Field HR Support

  • Assist in coordinating communications and engagement initiatives for our retail store teams
  • Support key employee relations initiatives, including the Better Business Line, legal compliance monitoring, internal investigations, and the comprehensive lifecycle of employee onboarding and offboarding
  • Partner with the Field Culture Team to gather and synthesize feedback from the field to help improve the store team experience

Recruitment & Onboarding

  • Assist with creating and editing job descriptions for open positions
  • Conduct reference checks, exploratory calls, and background checks for potential hires
  • Support the recruiting process by reviewing resumes and assisting with phone screens to assess candidate fit for open positions
  • Maintain and update employee records within the applicant tracking system

HR Operations & Administration

  • Serve as a point of contact for the HR inbox, providing timely, professional responses to store employee inquiries
  • Maintain and update employee files and HR databases with confidentiality and accuracy
  • Assist with general administrative HR tasks, documentation management, and compliance initiatives

Special Projects

  • Contribute to ongoing Field HR projects and initiatives, including engagement surveys and culture-building efforts
  • Provide cross-functional support to various HR sub-teams, including Benefits, HRIS, Payroll etc.

What you bring: 

  • An interest in retail and HR 
  • A passion for the vineyard vines brand and lifestyle 
  • Great communication skills (both verbal and written) 
  • Flexibility and open-mindedness 
  • Competent in Excel and PowerPoint as well as Google Suite
  • Ability to handle sensitive and confidential company materials 
  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
  • Ability to plan, manage time, and make decisions in a fast-paced environment 
  • Ability to effectively receive and communicate feedback 
  • A positive and enthusiastic attitude

Every-day should feel this good because: 

  • We have a fun-entrepreneurial culture filled with truly “good” people
  • We offer flexible scheduling and are happy to work around your class schedule
  • On occasional Thursday’s we have Bagels and Big Ideas where you can learn something new from executive leaders
  • We offer a generous employee discount so you can rep our lifestyle on-and-off the boat

A few things you should know: 

  • This internship is for credit only and you must be able to provide the appropriate paperwork from your school in order to be considered
  • Able to come into the office on either Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and/or Thursday (2x a week)
  • We work with your class and extracurricular schedule to determine your internship schedule. Please note: we recommend working two full 8 hour days and one 4 hour half day.
  • Fall internships can be up to 15 weeks long with a max of 20 hours per week
  • Fall internships slated to start early to mid-September
  • With a growing number of applicants each year, this is a highly competitive Internship program. Please feel free to add additional information to your application such as a link to your blog, LinkedIn, your portfolio, or any other relevant project to show your passion!

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