Graphic Design Intern (Summer)

The Seed Company•Arlington, TX

About The Position

The Graphic Design Intern learns about design and creative elements developed using current design trends and graphic applications within a nonprofit ministry. The intern actively participates in Seed Company’s Internship program, including learning and mentorship opportunities. The role collaborates with the design team to create and maintain graphic design elements that promote Seed Company, and supports marketing and communications initiatives. The internship is full-time for a maximum nine-week period, from the second week of June through the first week of August.

Requirements

  • Strong faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and a God-honoring lifestyle.
  • Passion for the Word of God and providing it for every people group.
  • Champion Seed Company’s vision, mission, and values.
  • Be a university, technical college, or institute student who has completed sophomore, junior, or senior year.
  • Be able to work full-time for a maximum nine-week period, from the second week of June through the first week of August.
  • Minimum 2.5 GPA and pursuing a degree in Graphic Design or Marketing.
  • Proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite, especially InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.
  • Ability to work on multiple short-term projects with high accuracy and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with the design team to create and maintain graphic design elements promoting Seed Company.
  • Assist the design team in preparing sketches, moodboards, and presentations.
  • Assist with research, development, and design of original creative for marketing and communication initiatives.
  • Assist with tracking and monitoring design jobs, focusing on quality and timeliness.
  • Participate in interdepartmental meetings.
  • Participate in the Internship program, including learning and mentorship opportunities.
  • Perform or assist with other assignments as required or directed.
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