Social Media Design Intern (Graphics & Video)

Social Media Design Intern — Tripneura

Remote or Bengaluru · ₹12,000–15,000/month · 3 months, extension or full-time offer for the right person

Five friends, five different cities, one trip. Each person travels their own way — the Bengaluru traveller by train at ₹1,500, the Delhi traveller by flight at ₹6,586 — shared costs split automatically, and the trip books only when the last share settles. Two founders built it with no funding and no team, and nobody else in the market does it.

Now it has to be seen. Closed beta 20 October, public launch 25 November. You'd be one of our first two hires, working alongside our content intern — every piece we put out is a copy-and-visual pair.

What you'd own. Cutting screen recordings of the real product into reels that hold attention to the last frame. Carousels, post graphics and launch-week assets. Keeping everything looking like one product across LinkedIn, Instagram and the launch. We already have a stylesheet, brand fonts and built templates — you're extending a system, not starting from a blank page. You'll be making 8–10 reels in your first two weeks.

This is not a product design role. No wireframes, no user flows, no prototypes, no app UI. You'll be making things people scroll past — or don't.

Skills we're looking for

Short-form vertical video editing — CapCut, Premiere Pro or DaVinci

Cutting screen recordings into clips that hold attention

Carousels and post graphics — Figma, Canva, Photoshop or Illustrator

Typography and layout that stays legible on a phone

Basic motion: kinetic type, clean transitions. After Effects is a bonus, not a requirement

Captions, subtitles, cutting to sound

Working inside someone else's brand system rather than inventing your own

Bonus: you post your own work somewhere, consistently, because you want to

You don't need a design degree or agency experience. We want to see work, not credentials.

To apply, send two things to [hidden]:

Three pieces of your work — reels, carousels, posters, anything. Two lines on what each was for.

Take the five-friends-five-cities idea above and make one vertical frame or one carousel slide that makes a stranger stop scrolling.