You will assist the development team in preparing graphics, illustrations and other media files for use.
You will support the design of logos, app templates, layouts and image editing for books and e-books.
You will learn to work with DreamStudio, Midjourney and Blue Willow.
You will advise on the development of layouts and bring initial experience in the graphic field.
Designing promotional materials and brochures (ads, posters, flyers) is also part of your responsibilities.

Requirements

You are currently enrolled in a university or vocational training program, preferably in Interaction Design, Media Design, Web Design or a related field.
You have initial experience with common software tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, Axure and MS Office.
You demonstrate strong typographic and design skills.
Practical experience in app design (Material Design, iOS design) is an advantage.
You are organized, communicative and a team player.
You work independently and reliably and show a high level of initiative.
Good knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud applications—InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop—is required.
Willingness to pursue independent further training.
Strong organizational skills, especially in time and self-management.
Responsible and autonomous working within the framework of set goals.

Benefits

Flexible working hours to support autonomous work.
Room for your ideas and the opportunity to contribute to and shape our publishing program.
Home-office option and provision of necessary work equipment.
Work with up-to-date hardware and software.
Time and space to test and experiment with new ideas.
Flexible working hours and the option to work from home.
Swedish working-time model: six-hour workday.

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

graphic designimage editingapp designtypographic skillslayout designpromotional materials designMaterial DesigniOS design

Soft Skills

organizational skillscommunicationteam playerindependencereliabilityinitiativeself-management