Brand Designer
Also known as: Student Brand Designer, Junior Brand Design Assistant, Brand Design Intern
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Are you a creative and driven student with a passion for visual storytelling and brand identity? As a Werkstudent:in Brand Design, you'll be an integral part of a dynamic team, contributing to the development and evolution of a company's brand. This role is more than just creating pretty pictures; it's about understanding the core essence of a brand and translating it into compelling visual experiences that resonate with target audiences.
In today's visually saturated world, a strong and consistent brand is paramount for success. Werkstudent:innen Brand Design play a crucial role in ensuring this consistency across all touchpoints, from digital platforms to marketing collateral. The job market for individuals with strong design sensibilities and a strategic understanding of branding is robust and continues to grow, with companies actively seeking fresh perspectives and eager talent to help them stand out.
This is an exceptional opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a professional design environment, working alongside seasoned professionals and contributing to real-world projects. You'll hone your design skills, learn industry best practices, and build a portfolio that will launch your career. If you're ready to immerse yourself in the exciting world of brand building, this role is for you.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist in the development and execution of visual brand guidelines, ensuring consistency across all platforms.
- Create and adapt design assets for various marketing channels, including social media, websites, presentations, and print materials.
- Collaborate with the marketing and design teams to brainstorm creative concepts for campaigns and brand initiatives.
- Support the creation of mood boards, style guides, and visual presentations for internal and external stakeholders.
- Conduct research on industry trends, competitor branding, and target audience preferences to inform design decisions.
- Prepare design files for production, ensuring they meet technical specifications and quality standards.
- Participate in design reviews and provide constructive feedback on creative work.
- Maintain and organize the brand asset library, ensuring all files are correctly tagged and accessible.
- Assist in the design and layout of digital and print advertisements.
- Contribute to the visual identity of new product launches or brand refreshes.
- Help manage and update website content with new visual assets.
- Support the creation of internal communication materials with a strong brand focus.
Required Skills
Technical Skills
Soft Skills
Tools & Technologies
Seniority Levels
As a junior Werkstudent:in Brand Design, you are typically in the early stages of your academic journey in design, marketing, or a related field, often with 0-2 years of practical experience. Your primary focus will be on supporting senior designers and the broader team in executing established brand elements. This involves tasks like resizing graphics, creating simple social media posts, and ensuring brand consistency in existing materials. You'll be learning the ropes of professional design workflows and gaining foundational knowledge in brand application.
Expected skills at this level include a solid grasp of core design principles, proficiency in essential design software like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, and a keen eye for detail. You should be able to follow instructions precisely and demonstrate a willingness to absorb new information and techniques. While creative input is welcome, the emphasis is on accurate execution and learning the company's specific brand language. Salary expectations for a junior Werkstudent:in typically range from $25,000 to $40,000 annually, reflecting the part-time nature and learning-focused aspect of the role.
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Salary Range
Represents annual equivalent for full-time employment, actual Werkstudent:in compensation is typically hourly and prorated based on hours worked per week. Salaries vary significantly by location, experience, and company size.