Instagram Careers – Brand Design Intern In Wythenshawe

Overview

Position Title: Brand Design Intern

Company: Instagram

Location: Wythenshawe, UK

Job Description:

The Brand Design Team is the heart and hand of how we express Instagram design internally and externally. We focus on brand expression in-product and out of product through environmental and artifact design, cultural programming and editorial storytelling on @design. As a Brand Design Intern, you will work closely with designers, engineers, content designers and marketing to define and ensure a coherent brand expression across our ecosystem. You’ll have multidisciplinary projects that bridge brand work across interactive, printed and environmental applications. You’ll have the opportunity to think systematically about a holistic brand system and articulate design decisions and iterate quickly. You’ll cover the design spectrum–from quick, rough strategic ideation to polished final deliverables–we’ll look for work that thinks big and gets attention, but also follows a conceptual thread down to the smallest details. You will be expected to utilize your full range of product design, communication design, and visual design skills.

Responsibilities:

• Ideating visual concepts and refining design work based on creative direction
• Working cross-functionally and collaborating with internal and external team members
• Extending brand expression system to interactive digital experiences
• Developing visual identity platforms, systems, typography, palette, illustration, iconography systems
• Concept, prototype and execute brand and marketing experiences in product

Requirements:

• Motion experience with AfterEffects or Cinema4D
• Experience with Sketch, Figma, Origami Studio or any other prototyping tool
• Currently has, or is in the process of obtaining, a Bachelors or Masters degree in design or related design field
• Intent to return to degree-program after the completion of the internship/co-op
• Ability to use prototyping skills to demonstrate how a particular flow or interaction will work