VIRTUAL INTERNSHIP: Graphic Illustrator

Harold Jean-Louis, Inc. · United States

RemoteWorkplace
5d agoPosted · Sep 28
HimalayasSource
EducationBachelor's degree preferred

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*** PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP***

Ability to create and produce graphic artwork to support marketing efforts as well as video animation team.

Good project and workflow management skills in order to meet tight deadlines.

Obsessive attention to detail at all levels of graphic design and preparation.

Exceptional skills in current versions of Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.

Ability to work on special projects when assigned (i.e infographics, logo design, etc)

BA in Graphic Design or current student preferred.

We are seeking an intern that can work independently. The position will require a 10 - 15 hr. per week commitment. Students from any state within the United States are encouraged to apply.

This internship will be done remotely- so all you need is an internet connection and you can do the work.

Duration : [3-4 months ] - let us know your exam schedule. We can conclude before finals.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Harold Jean-Louis, Inc. is part of a network that works on E-learning solutions. Within this network, employees get exposed to different industries and experiences. Industries that the teams will have access to are- podcasting, e-learning, manufacturing, and consulting.

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

This fast-paced environment creates the perfect conditions to challenge everyone and provides a conducive space for each intern to get the most out of their time with the company.

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