Graphic Design - Internship (Part Time)

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Turn our nonprofit social calendar into polished, ready-to-post content: carousels, static posts, and simple templates that keep each platform looking consistent

2. Design event communication material, including story cards, invitations, posters, and on-the-day visuals (conferences, public events, etc.)

3. Create and refresh visuals for our own channels, such as the website and LinkedIn, so they stay current and on-brand

4. Illustrate ideas and stories for social campaigns, and build infographics and one-pagers that simplify impact data

5. Represent communities with care, using visuals that are respectful, asset-based, and free of stereotypes or pity imageryWho can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for the part time job/internshipcan start the part time job/internship between 13th Oct'26 and 17th Nov'26are available for duration of 6 monthsare from Hyderabad onlyhave relevant skills and interests* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.Stipend:INR₹ 10,000 - 15,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, Informal dress codeSkills required:Social Media Marketing, Content Writing, Social Work, Research and Analytics, Graphic Design, Digital Illustration and Content EditingOther Requirements:1. Inclination for storytelling in the social sector, with the ability to pause, reflect, research, and then write original content2. Interest in cultural elements, art, history, and socio-political discourse (our work goes across the spectrum)3. Ability to take ownership of work without needing multiple follow-upsAbout Company:Studio AltSide is a young, Hyderabad based communications agency working with the non-profit sector. Our work ranges across communications campaigns, video and film and experience design.

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Turn our nonprofit social calendar into polished, ready-to-post content: carousels, static posts, and simple templates that keep each platform looking consistent

2. Design event communication material, including story cards, invitations, posters, and on-the-day visuals (conferences, public events, etc.)

3. Create and refresh visuals for our own channels, such as the website and LinkedIn, so they stay current and on-brand

4. Illustrate ideas and stories for social campaigns, and build infographics and one-pagers that simplify impact data

5. Represent communities with care, using visuals that are respectful, asset-based, and free of stereotypes or pity imagery