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Graphic Designer Intern

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Summary

Paid 10-week summer graphic design internship at marketing agency Curious Plot in Minneapolis (hybrid, 2-3 days in office). The intern creates visuals for social media, print, digital ads and web, collaborates on campaign concepting, and works within client brand guidelines using the Adobe Suite.

Overview

The graphic design intern is a creative genius who is proficient in the Adobe Suite and knows how to create visual deliverables that convert. They have a natural eye for design and the technical skills to back it up. This intern supports the Creative + Experience Team with fresh ideas and high-quality visuals.

Responsibilities & Skills

  • Creates graphics for social media, print collateral, digital advertisements, web and more.
  • Collaborates with creative team on campaign concepting and strategy.
  • Follows brand guidelines while bringing a fresh perspective to client deliverables.

Education & Experience

  • Studying advertising, graphic design, visual media or a related major.
  • Current junior or senior.
  • Experience working in a professional setting.
  • Experience working in Adobe Suite.
  • Experience in animation and video production is a plus.

Role Competencies

  • Strong design skills.
  • Can manage multiple tasks and deadlines at once.
  • Can receive and apply feedback.

Compensation

This role is responsible for 40 hours a week at a base pay of $25/hr. Curious Plot also offers 12 hours of medical/sick time.

Curious Summer Internship Program

  • Internship Program is a paid,10 week program
  • Dates: Monday, May 31 - Friday, August 6
  • Location: Minneapolis, MN
  • Hybrid work schedule (2 - 3 day in office)
  • Work on real client projects
  • Collaborate on a group capstone
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