Podcast Production – Internship (WFH)
Satori Craft is hiring a Podcast Production intern for a paid, six-month work-from-home opportunity. The advertised stipend is ₹10,000–15,000 per month. One opening is available, with applications closing on 11 November 2026. Candidates should be able to start between 12 October and 16 November 2026.
The role covers more than editing audio. The employer wants support across guest outreach, interview preparation, production, publishing and short-form social content. Strong English communication, evidence of an independently completed creative project and an active interest in AI tools are important requirements.
Opportunity overview
| Employer | Satori Craft |
|---|---|
| Role | Podcast Production Intern |
| Work mode | Work from home |
| Duration | 6 months |
| Advertised stipend | ₹10,000–15,000 per month |
| Working week | 5 days |
| Openings | 1 |
| Deadline | 11 November 2026 |
End-to-end podcast responsibilities
The selected intern will help manage the podcast process, beginning with guest outreach and preparation. Preparing interview questions and guest profiles is part of the advertised work. Research and clear communication matter because the intern will interact professionally with guests and support the development of interviews.
Scheduling guests and arranging interview setup are also included. The work continues after an interview: the listing mentions show notes and publishing on YouTube. Applicants should therefore be interested in the complete production and delivery process, not only a single technical task.
The employer expects ownership of content delivery, audience engagement and channel growth. These are areas of responsibility, not a published promise of a particular audience size or a guaranteed growth result. The source does not announce an episode quota or fixed interview schedule.
AI-assisted short videos and content tools
Another responsibility is making AI-generated short videos and clips for social media. The skills section includes AI Video Generation, Claude, Content Management, Effective Communication, and Research and Analytics. The employer is looking for someone interested in experimenting with AI as part of a practical content workflow.
The listing does not name a compulsory video-editing subscription, a paid training programme or a particular computer specification. Candidates can ask about the production tools and access provided by the employer before accepting an offer. An interest in tools should be accompanied by the ability to finish and deliver useful content.
For applicants preparing examples of their work, a concise explanation of the idea, tools used and their own contribution can help communicate relevant experience. This is application guidance, not an employer-announced submission format or a requirement to create unpaid sample work.
Eligibility and important requirements
- Strong written and spoken English and the ability to communicate professionally with guests.
- Prior experience completing an independent creative project, such as a podcast, Reel, edited video or another small creative project.
- An active interest in AI tools and experimentation.
- A proactive, self-driven approach and the ability to take ownership.
- Reliability without constant follow-ups, alongside relevant skills and interests.
- Availability for remote work and the complete six-month internship.
The independent-project requirement is worth noting. The employer does not limit it to a paid professional assignment; its examples include a small creative project. Applicants should describe what they actually completed and avoid presenting an unfinished idea as a delivered project.
The complete visible eligibility does not prescribe a specific degree, graduation batch or marks threshold. It does require the stated skills and work habits. Being able to work independently does not remove the need for guest coordination or communication with the team.
Stipend, benefits and availability
The advertised payment is ₹10,000–15,000 per month. A separate fixed and incentive split is not stated, and the source does not explain the criteria for choosing an amount within the range. The upper figure is not guaranteed to every candidate.
The listed perks are a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible work hours and a five-day working week. A permanent job offer is not advertised. Applicants can clarify supervision, payment dates and the team's usual coordination arrangements during selection.
Although flexible hours are advertised, podcast guest scheduling may still require agreed timings. The source does not specify those timings. Applicants should check that they can support the six-month commitment rather than assuming the remote label means that all tasks can be completed whenever convenient.
Work mode and employer background
The opportunity is expressly work from home. Bangalore is mentioned in the employer background, but it is not presented as an office-attendance requirement for this internship. Equipment, travel and any additional location arrangements are not disclosed.
Satori Craft describes its business as HR-technology consulting and implementation, including HRMS work for enterprises in India, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. These are employer-provided background details. They do not change the advertised internship into an HR recruitment role: its stated assignment is podcast and content production.
How to apply
- Open the exact Satori Craft Podcast Production internship below.
- Read the production responsibilities and independent-project requirement.
- Check your six-month availability and ability to join within the stated window.
- Use Internshala's Apply now option and complete the application.
View Satori Craft's complete Podcast Production internship and apply. Apply by 11 November 2026 and refer to the live employer listing for updates before submitting.
