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Graphic Design Intern
7 months ago
Description
Job Title
Intern - Creative Team
Job Location
Remote (United States)
Job Overview
POGO's Creative Team is seeking an intern interested in learning how visual storytelling can be a powerful tool in investigating and exposing waste, corruption, and abuse of power within the government. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to develop design skills, gain hands-on experience with editorial work, and collaborate with the creative team.
Compensation
$17 per hour
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with the creative team and stakeholders on print and digital products, including editorial illustrations, share graphics, infographics, and direct mail
- Develop compelling visuals for digital and print projects
- Design concepts with justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in mind
- Assist with asset research
- Perform other relevant tasks, duties, or special projects as required
Requirements
- Current student
- Interest in good government and commitment to non-partisanship
- Creative problem-solving skills and a collaborative spirit
- Ability to receive and respond to critical direction
- Portfolio demonstrating aesthetic quality, visual fundamentals, and attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Strong communication skills and empathy in all aspects of communication
- Access to a computer with Adobe Creative Cloud capabilities and reliable internet and phone connections during work hours
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
- Availability during POGO's core working hours in the Eastern Time Zone
We're excited for you to apply!
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