Job Description
LePub is looking for a Art Director - extracurricular Internship for its Milan office
Portfolio required (CVs without a portfolio will not be considered.)
Responsibilities
- Support in the development of visual and creative concepts for ATL, BTL, digital, and social campaigns
- Creation of mood boards, presentations, and design drafts to support creative proposals
- Collaboration with copywriters, designers, and project managers in shaping ideas
- Production of execution-ready graphic materials under supervision (visuals, social media posts, banners, layouts)
- Research of visual trends, creative references, and design inspiration
- Support during photo shoots or video productions (preparation of materials, references, props)
- Attention to visual details in client presentations.

Qualifications
- Background in Creative Direction (Art Direction)
- You have a portfolio showcasing your projects (mandatory)
- You have a good command of Italian and English
- Good knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite
- Strong teamwork, listening, and collaboration skills
- Enthusiasm,



precision, and attention to detail
- Strong organizational skills, initiative, and autonomy
- Previous experience in a similar role is considered a plus.

Additional Information
We are committed to creating an environment where people can unlock their potential and build a long-term growth journey.
What we offer
- Continuous development: personalized learning and development opportunities available at every stage of your career
- Growth-oriented culture: challenging projects and a collaborative environment focused on innovation
- People care: initiatives dedicated to physical and mental well-being, fostering a culture of collaboration and mutual respect

Compensation and employment terms
Extracurricular Internship: monthly allowance of €800 net.
The salary range stated is applicable as of the publication date of this job posting; the company reserves the right to update it.
Inclusion and Equal

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