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Studio Veh is a Berlin-based, multi-disciplinary design studio seeking a kick-ass design intern for 4 days a week (Fridays off) to support the team through the entire design process, from idea generation to final product for print and digital projects. You are studying Graphic Design or Communication Design and must be enrolled at a university.
You should have advanced knowledge of Adobe CC, a keen eye for micro typography, strong time management, and good teamwork.
Studio Veh is a multi-disciplinary design studio. We love good design with a strong concept and create flexible brand identites with character and sustainable value. We work only for clients who we believe in 100% and whose values we identify with.
For our Berlin studio, we are now looking for a kick-ass design intern for 4 days / week (Fridays are off).
You are studying Graphic Design or Communication Design, want to put your skills to work and gain experience in branding? Then you’re at the right place. We are looking for someone to support our team during the whole design process: From the initial idea generation phase to final product, both for print and digital design. If you have first experience in the design world: Awesome! The rest we look forward to helping you out with. The paid internship is Berlin based and has a duration of 5-6 months.
Your main tasks:
In the beginning of the internship, you will have the chance to try all fields of design, the second half of the internship you will have you own project assigned, based on the focus you choose.
Your profile and skills:
Those are a plus, not a requirement:
You can expect:
We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications – regardless of nationality, ethnicity, social background, religion or worldview, disability, age as well as sexual orientation and gender identity.
We are looking forward to hearing from you! (Please note: We try our best, but depending on the amount of applications we cannot always respond to all applications individually).