Social Graphics Internship- Spring 2027

Title: Social Graphics Internship

When: Spring 2027

Job description

Jomboy Media's Social Graphics Internship is a hands-on training program for students who want to learn graphic design and visual storytelling for sports media. Working for academic credit under the guidance of our social team, you'll learn how a modern media brand builds its visual identity across platforms. This internship runs from January 19th to May 14th and is based out of our NYC office.

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Start date:January 19 2027

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End date: May 14th 2027

- Hours per week: 20-30, working around your university & class schedule

What You'll Learn

- Graphic design for social & digital platforms

- Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop)

- Brand voice & visual identity

- Social content strategy

- Editorial collaboration

Requirements

- Strong familiarity with Jomboy Media content across all platforms.

- Experience using Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop.

- A portfolio of previous work to share as part of your application.

- Strong attention to detail and eagerness to learn in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

- Understanding of Jomboy Media's brand, voice, and audience.

- Organized, creative, a good communicator, and a team player.

- Able to work out of our NYC office 2-3 days a week

Responsibilities

- Learn social graphic design by assisting our social team with day-to-day tasks and projects, under supervision.

- Contribute creative ideas for engaging our community across digital content and social channels.

- Work alongside the team to create graphics for our range of social media accounts.

- Help with one-off internal graphics requests as a way to practice across different formats.

Please include a link to a sample of your work or a portfolio as part of your application.

This internship is a fixed-term learning experience with no expectation of continued employment. Strong performance may be considered for future openings, but a job is never guaranteed. Our internship program is currently unpaid. Candidates must receive school credit.