Brand & Content Intern, AI Product Lab

Prosus Group

Brand & Content Intern involved in shaping product narratives and visual identities at Prosus. Collaborating with teams to develop clear communication and design for AI-driven products.

Posted 7/16/2026internshipAmsterdam • 🇳🇱 NetherlandsEntry LevelWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong capabilities in brand development, including naming, positioning, and visual identity, while effectively translating complex ideas into compelling narratives. Proficient in using design tools and emerging technologies to create impactful brand assets and presentations.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Brand DevelopmentVisual Identity CreationFigmaAdobe Creative SuiteCreative Storytelling

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Hard Skills

Brand IdentityTypographyImage-MakingPresentation DesignCreative Production

Soft Skills

Independent WorkCreative JudgmentCommunication

Tools & Technologies

CanvaChatGPTMidjourneyAdobe FireflyPremiere Pro

Industry Keywords

Startup EnvironmentCreative IterationProduct DesignEmerging Technology

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

You will co-own projects from their earliest stages through to launch.
Finding the clearest way to explain what a product does and why it matters.
Developing its name, positioning, voice and visual identity.
Turning an engineering prototype into something coherent, distinctive and ready to be shared.
Creating product narratives, launch concepts, presentations, films, demos and brand assets.
Working with engineers and product owners to simplify complex ideas.
Using design, writing, image-making, motion and emerging AI tools to bring ideas to life.
Rapidly testing different creative directions and improving them through iteration.
Knowing when something needs a complete creative idea—and when it simply needs restraint, clarity and better typography.
You will often be the only dedicated brand creative in the room, but never a service department. You will be an equal member of the team building the product.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Currently enrolled in a university or higher education program (design, branding, communication, visual arts or related field), with some hands-on experience in brand, design or creative production — through coursework, personal projects, freelance work or a prior internship.
Experience helping build a brand or product identity, including areas such as naming, positioning, visual direction, voice or storytelling
Evidence that you have shaped creative work rather than only applying an existing set of guidelines
Strong visual judgment and attention to typography, composition, image-making and presentation
The ability to translate complex or technical ideas into simple, compelling communication
Confidence working independently and presenting a clear creative point of view
Hands-on experience with one or more tools such as Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Canva
A portfolio that demonstrates both ideas and execution.
Experience using AI tools for writing, image-making, prototyping, video or production (valuable, but not required)
Familiarity with tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, Ideogram, Runway, Sora, Kling or ElevenLabs (valuable, but not required)
Photography, filmmaking, editing or motion-design experience (valuable, but not required)
Knowledge of Premiere Pro, After Effects or DaVinci Resolve (valuable, but not required)
Experience in a startup, agency, product studio or early-stage environment (valuable, but not required)
An interest in product design, interfaces and emerging technology (valuable, but not required)
Experience building quickly with imperfect information and limited structure (valuable, but not required)

Benefits

Comp & perks

Paid internship (compensation details shared during the interview)