Graphic Designer

Job Description: Graphic Designer Intern

Company: Honeybee Digital

Location: Remote

Internship Duration: 3 Months

Job Type: Internship

Working Hours

• Full-time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Part-time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM / 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Note: Internship certificate will be provided after successful completion of the internship duration.

About the Role

We are looking for a creative and detail-oriented Graphic Designer Intern who can design engaging visuals for digital marketing campaigns, social media, websites, and branding materials.

Key Responsibilities

• Design social media posts, banners, posters, and marketing creatives
• Create promotional materials for campaigns and branding
• Edit images and assist with basic video creatives
• Maintain consistency in visual branding
• Coordinate with content and marketing teams
• Create creative concepts and layouts for campaigns
• Ensure designs are optimized for digital platforms

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of Canva, Photoshop, Illustrator, or Figma
• Creative mindset and design sense
• Attention to detail and understanding of layouts/colors
• Ability to take feedback and improve designs
• Basic understanding of social media design formats

Skills You Will Gain

• Hands-on experience in graphic design and branding
• Exposure to real-world marketing campaigns
• Practical knowledge of design tools and workflows
• Social media creative strategy experience
• Portfolio-building opportunities

Who Can Apply

• Students pursuing Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Multimedia, or related fields
• Freshers interested in digital design and branding
• Candidates looking to build a strong creative portfolio

Brand & Content Designer

ABOUT THE ROLE

We are an AI-first company. We build AI for large, regulated businesses — software that reaches decisions at the point of contact, in the places work actually happens, away from a desk — and we run on AI internally too. Our market is expanding quickly and we are growing with it, which is the reason this role exists.

The Brand & Content Designer makes what this company shows the world. You work closely with the Head of Marketing, who sets the direction and owns the brand system and is hands-on in production alongside you. You will be one of the first people in this function, with the range and the visibility that comes with that.

The brief is broad and the pace is quick — several formats a week rather than one campaign a quarter — which is possible only because we work AI-first. That is a hard requirement, not a preference: if an AI creative suite is not already part of how you design, edit and produce today, this is not the right role for you. Our design language is warm minimalism: no decoration, generous whitespace, typography doing the work.

WHAT YOU WILL DO?

• Decks and sales collateral. Client decks, proposals, one-pagers and vertical kits, at the pace sales needs them, without the brand drifting.
• Social and campaign creative. Daily social assets, campaign visuals, account-specific landing page design, event and email creative.
• Illustration. Extend our illustration system to new scenes and verticals — vector work in Illustrator, consistent with the existing set.
• Video and motion. Short product films, customer story edits, social cutdowns, motion graphics and versioning.
• Shoot-to-edit where needed.
• AI-led production. Use image, video and generative design tools to compress production time — and know where they fail and hand work back to craft.
• Brand consistency. Apply the visual system across everything the company sends out, and catch off-brand work before a customer does.
• Templates and kits. Turn every finished asset into a reusable template, so the next version takes an hour and anyone can produce it.
• Web and light layout. Design and lay out pages in our CMS or design tool, working with the growth marketer who builds and ships them.

EXPERIMENTAL WORK

A standing part of this role is work nobody in our space has done yet. We protect time for it, ship it publicly, and expect some of it to fail.

• Generative film and motion at a volume a conventional team cannot reach.
• An illustration system extended by models trained on our own visual language.
• Interactive, explorable pages where the industry sends static one-pagers, and creative built for a single named account in hours rather than weeks.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR?

• You already work AI-first. Image, video and generative design tools are part of your daily practice today — not something you have read about or mean to try. Show us what you have made with them, and tell us where they failed you.
• 3–5 years designing and producing marketing content, ideally at a startup or small in-house team where you made everything yourself.
• Strong across the Adobe toolset — Illustrator especially, plus Photoshop, InDesign and Premiere or After Effects. Figma for layout.
• Real illustration ability — not stock, not clipart. You can draw within an existing visual system and keep it coherent.
• Video editing done end to end, including motion graphics and sound. A reel matters more than a résumé here.
• Typographic discipline — our language is minimal, so spacing, hierarchy and restraint are the craft.
• Fast, organised and comfortable with volume — multiple briefs a week, versioned properly, delivered on time.
• You take direction well and improve on it. The brand system is owned by the Head of Marketing; the making sits with you.

BONUS POINTS

• You already build and ship what you design — no-code site builders, AI-assisted web tools, HTML and CSS
• B2B or enterprise design experience
• Presentation design at speed
• Generative visual work
• Copywriting instincts for headlines and captions.

WHERE THIS GOES?

You are early. The templates, illustration system and production methods you build now become what the next designers work from, and the brief widens as fast as you can take it on — toward owning the brand system, or toward leading content production. You will also learn to build and ship what you design.