Graphic Design Intern
kung fu teaJersey City (NJ)
Graphic Design Intern
Posted 6 days ago
kung fu teaJersey City (NJ)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Position Purpose:
The Graphic Design Intern will work with the creative team to develop designs that support Kung Fu Tea's marketing campaigns and store-level needs. This position will help bring the brand to life across in-store, print, and digital touchpoints, making sure every piece of creative is on-brand, high-quality, and delivered on time.
Key Accountabilities:
Assist in developing design assets that support marketing campaigns, brand initiatives and product launches across print, digital, and social channels.
Design and execute store-level creative requests, such as menu boards, posters, window clings, table tents, and promotional signage.
Adapt existing campaign creative into different formats, sizes, and placements.
Make sure all designs follow Kung Fu Tea's brand guidelines and visual standards.
Prepare print-ready files and work with vendors or franchise partners on production specs.
Research design trends and competitor creative to bring fresh ideas to the team.
Organize and maintain design files, templates, and the brand asset library.
Assist with photo shoots, including product styling and basic photo editing and retouching.
Perform related tasks and support the Marketing Team as needed.
Required Skills/Abilities:
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)
- Knowledge in layout, typography, and color theory
- Basic photography and photo editing skills
- Understanding of print production and file preparation is a plus
- A portfolio that shows design work across different formats
- Excellent organization skills and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple requests and meet deadlines
- Strong verbal and written communication skills, including openness to feedback
- Familiarity with Canva, Figma, or motion graphics tools is a plus
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