Employment

Employment

Working at Peppercom

The Holmes Report, which ranked Peppercom as one of the nation's best places to work for three consecutive years, writes: "...Peppercom's people certainly feel well rewarded, giving the firm high marks for its generous pay and benefits...[a]s well as...providing some of the most progressive perks in the industry."

Some of those progressive perks include Peppercom State University, a proprietary management development program; a sophisticated medical and 401(k) plan; and the Fun Committee, which orchestrates office events such as wine tastings and special off-site celebrations.

Peppercom is currently looking for qualified individuals for its New York and San Francisco offices at the account supervisor or management supervisor level and an Associate Director of PepperDigital. Interested individuals can send a resume and cover letter to jobs@peppercom.com.

Internship Program

Peppercom is constantly seeking outgoing and motivated candidates for its internship program. Ideal candidates are creative, organized, have a basic understanding of public relations and have strong communication and writing skills. The internship is very hands-on and interns will be responsible for conducting research for existing clients and new business development, media relations, news monitoring, account administration and general office support.

The internship runs full-time (Monday-Friday, 9am-5:30pm) and it is a paid position. Peppercom hires interns three times each year. Typically lasting three to four months, internship sessions include:

Spring: January-April (Deadline to apply: November 30)
Summer: May-August (Deadline to apply: March 15)
Fall/Winter: September- December (Deadline to apply: July 31)

If you are interested in applying for an internship at Peppercom's New York office, please send your resume with a cover letter to Alicia Wells at interncommittee(at)peppercom(dot)com.

To find out more about life as a Peppercom intern, check out this podcast produced by former Peppercom interns who share their experiences.

Check out PRiscope, Peppercom’s blog about navigating the journey of entry-level PR.