Design Intern (unpaid with food stipend)
alexander interactiveNew York (NY)
Design Intern (unpaid with food stipend)
Posted 9 days ago
alexander interactiveNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Intern Opportunity Aiis searching for an intern to jump right in to our award-winning creative team and help us kick butt on the web. This is a great opportunity to get website design and agency experience, network with talented designers, and have the potential to build your portfolio.
Responsibilities:
- Under the guidance of other Designers work across a wide range of web-related projects including creating design concepts for large-scale websites, mobile devices, social media, etc
- Work with the Design Team to help manage and complete projects within tight deadlines
- Work closely with Developers and Project Managers ensuring day-to-day deliverables are met
- Collaborate with User Experience to understand wire frames and user interaction
- Tasks and projects as assigned
Skills and Qualifications:
- Student or recent graduate with a Graphic or Interactive Media Design Degree
- Fluency with Photoshop/Illustrator
- Solid sense of design and typography
- Strong communication (written and verbal) and organizational skills
- Must be detail oriented and able to multi-task
- Ability to work in a very fast-paced environment
- Working knowledge of HTML a plus
- Experience with Flash animation and/or ActionScript development a big plus
- Drawing/illustration skills highly desirable
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