Web Design Intern
From Inveneo
Title: Web/Design Intern
Department: Marketing
Reports to: Director of Marketing Communications
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Job Summary:
The Web/Design Intern position will provide a current or graduating student with valuable on-the-job skills, as well as materials they can show as “published.” Inveneo will work with the University or college of the intern to provide the necessary paperwork for college credit.
The Web/Design Intern will work on the Inveneo website and literature in order to keep materials up to date. Under the direction of the Director of Marketing Communications (and working with an award-winning design firm), the Web/Design Intern will keep the website up to date, as well as produce pieces for print, such as posters, data sheets, and brochures.
Essential Functions/Major Duties:
Primary function is to support general marketing activities and the ICIP (Inveneo Certified ICT Partner) program with high-quality, timely marketing materials.
Major Duties
- Creating and updating data sheets and reference design sheets
- Updating the website
- Design and build posters
Required Job Skills and Experience:
- Web and Design classes required
- Knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and html required
- Ability to create clear and clean marketing pieces
- Ability to follow directions and meet deadlines
Additional Comments:
- Position is part-time, unpaid, based in Inveneo’s San Francisco office, with some work able to be performed by telecommuting.
- Strong self-starter, able to drive projects to completion and meet deadlines. Editorial and design support and guidance available.
How to Apply:
To be considered for this opportunity, applicants must submit the following items to internships@inveneo.org:
- A cover letter telling us:
- Why Inveneo's mission excites you
- A list of (and when possible, links to) your experience and accomplishments
- A resume showing your past work experience that's relevant to this position
About Inveneo
Inveneo is a non-profit (501c3) social enterprise whose mission is to get the tools of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) — computers, telephony, access to the Internet — out to the people and organizations that need it most in rural and highly underserved communities in the developing world. Since 2006, we’ve reached over 250 communities with life-impacting ICTs in 22 countries and we’ve partnered with 38 in-country ICT companies to deliver computers, telephony, and Internet access throughout Africa.
