Graphic Design Intern

Posted 2 days ago

radiateWest Hollywood (CA)

Graphic DesignersGraphic Design Services

SENIORITY

Intern

About the role

THIS POSITION IS IDEAL FOR A PERSON STILL ENROLLED IN COLLEGE.Do you love music festivals, live events, concerts, and helping people find new friends and community? We’ve got an internship for you :) And yes - it’s paid.Radiate is looking for a Graphic Design Student Intern for a remote internship. We’re looking to start ASAP and the internship will run for a minimum of 4 months (with the option to extend). Dates and weekly hours are flexible to fit your school schedule. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome.LA perk: If you’re based in Los Angeles, we’ll treat you to free team lunches or dinners here and there when we get together IRL.What you'll do:Ideate and create brand-partnership artwork for social and digital adsDesign general digital advertisements that showcase the app in fresh waysCreate assets for marketing campaigns (contests, emails, feature announcements, business cards, etc.)Collaborate with developers on UX/UI decisions and designDesign concepts for brand merchandiseTime Commitment:Either 2 days/week (~6 hrs/day) or 3 days/week (~4 hrs/day) - or propose a schedule that works with your classes. Chill, collaborative vibe; you’ll have a real voice in what we ship.MONDAY IS THE ONLY DAY YOU CANNOT WORK, AS IT IS A PLANNING DAY FOR USCompensation:Paid internshipCollege credit available (if your program supports it)Occasional team meals if you’re in LAMentorship, portfolio-worthy projects, and we write fire recommendation lettersHow to Apply:Apply through this listing and email your resume + design portfolio to Internships@RadiateTheWorld.com If you don’t know Radiate yet, no worries - check us out:iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radiate/id939284774Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radiateandroid

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