Summer 2023 Design Internship

Pittsburgh, PA
Internship
Experience Design
Student (College)

Deeplocal is looking for a new class of Design Interns to join the team for Summer 2023 with a focus on Interactive Experience and Graphic / Digital Design.

Deeplocal Design interns work alongside experience designers, creative marketing strategists, and technologists to develop and pitch creative concepts and then bring them to life. Our interns are exposed to all aspects of the business and contribute to actual client projects.

Deeplocal is the place to be if you have a wide variety of interests and want to work in an environment that draws upon many of them. All design interns are responsible for collaboratively creating experiences that tell a strategic story and look visually-stunning all while meeting the client’s goals. Interns must be highly self-sufficient, curious, and flexible. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are a must.

Design interns typically follow one of the following tracks, which align with career paths at Deeplocal. However, students with diverse skill sets may have the opportunity for involvement in both, if project schedules allow.

Interactive Experience Design

Experience Design interns contribute to the artistic vision of real-world, physical experiences, environments, and exhibits. Required skills include 3D modeling and rendering, visual design, user experience design, and design of exhibit layouts and plans. A strong understanding of marketing and a history of crafting concepts in response to creative marketing briefs is strongly preferred.

Graphic / Digital Design

Graphic / Digital Design interns are responsible for creating mockups for creative concepting, collecting mood or reference imagery, designing physical and digital graphic assets or content, and preparing technical files for printing or production. Required skills include creating illustrations or comps in Adobe Creative Suite, basic After Effects skills, creating stunning decks in Google Slides, photo editing, and basic photography and documentation. Animation and rendering skills are a plus.

All internships are based in our office in Pittsburgh, PA.

Compensation

Interns are compensated with competitive wages. For credit options are also available if desired.

 

About Deeplocal

Deeplocal is a quickly growing, internationally-recognized, creative technology company based in Pittsburgh, PA. Deeplocal’s team of 100+ includes experts in marketing, engineering, design, and fabrication who collaborate to develop never-seen-before physical experiences for brand clients, including Google, Meta, Netflix, and Twitter. Our studio and production facility is located in a renovated brewery loft space in Pittsburgh.

Deeplocal has been named one of the Best Places to Work in Western Pennsylvania and has received numerous awards in advertising and design. Deeplocal’s work has been featured on Fast Company, Wired, NYTimes, USA Today, the Today Show, Good Morning America, Gizmodo, Engadget, Forbes, and many more.

Mission: Invent products and experiences for innovative brands.

Purpose: To be a place where amazing talent can invent, create and inspire.

Core Values: Deeplocal is committed to maintaining the company's core values and culture as the company grows. Employees should exhibit the following Deeplocal core values:

  • Respectful

  • Efficient

  • Inventive

  • Resourceful

  • Humble

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