Graphic Design Intern — Marketing & Product Catalog Designer

Responsibilities

• Product Catalog Design: Design and lay out a multi-page, print-ready product catalog using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator
• Create visually striking hero-shot layouts (full-bleed and dominant product imagery) for generators, robotic batteries, container BESS units, utility lighting towers, solar panels, inverter battery storage systems, and EV chargers
• Integrate technical specifications (voltage, capacity, runtime, IP rating, warranty, dimensions, etc.) in a clean, modern style that informs without cluttering the design
• Retouch, color-correct, and manipulate product photography to ensure every image looks premium, polished, and consistent
• Maintain brand consistency across all catalog pages — typography, color palette, iconography, and layout grid
• Prepare final files for both print production (CMYK, bleeds, trim marks) and digital distribution (optimized PDF, interactive features)
• Marketing & Creative Support: Design social media graphics (Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook) to promote products, company milestones, and campaign launches
• Create sales collateral — one-sheets, spec sheets, sell sheets, trade show banners, and presentation decks
• Develop visual concepts aligned with brand identity and campaign goals in collaboration with the marketing team
• Create high-quality illustrations, icons, infographics, and visual assets that enhance product content and marketing materials

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in (or recently graduated from) a Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Digital Media, Marketing, or related program
• Strong working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator)
• Photography
• A portfolio that demonstrates clean layout, product-focused design, or catalog/editorial work (class projects and personal work absolutely count)
• Strong foundation in color theory, typography, color management, layout design, and typesetting principles
• An eye for photography and visual storytelling — you know how to make industrial equipment look powerful, premium, and approachable
• Excellent attention to detail — you catch the misaligned text box, the off-brand color, the orphaned line
• Strong presentation and communication skills — you can articulate your design decisions clearly and take feedback like a pro
• Understanding of print production basics (resolution, color modes, bleeds) is a plus

Preferred

• After Effects, Premiere Pro, or Figma
• Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript for web-related projects
• Experience with motion graphics or video editing (After Effects, Premiere Pro) is desirable but not required
• Familiarity with social media design best practices and platform-specific sizing
• Potential for college credit (if approved by your school)

Benefits

• Paid from day one — $16.90-$17.49/hour, 20–40 hours/week built around your schedule
• Real portfolio work — not busy work. You will build a professional product catalog and marketing materials you can show future employers
• Hands-on mentorship from experienced marketing and design professionals who want to see you grow
• Exposure to a booming industry — power systems, renewable energy, and battery storage are not slowing down
• Flexible scheduling around your classes and academic commitments
• Potential for college credit (if approved by your school)
• Depending on performance and current operations - part-time or full-time position for the right candidate upon graduation