Empatica

Empatica is a full-stack digital healthcare company and a pioneer in digital biomarker development and continuous patient monitoring driven by AI. Our platform consists of medical-grade smartwatches, software, physiological and behavioral digital biomarkers. Together they enable the continuous remote monitoring of human health across a range of conditions, through clinical-quality digital measurements.

If you are looking to join a fast-paced growth environment and do meaningful work that can make a true impact in the world, then keep reading.

About the role

We’re searching for a passionate and talented Design Intern to join our Marketing team in Milan.

In this role, you will have the opportunity to shadow, learn, and assist the team in:
- Designing marketing materials, including social templates, brochures, digital leaflets, and other sales collateral
- Supporting day-to-day design needs across the Empatica website, print, and digital materials
- Helping ensure the visual identity of the Empatica brand is consistently and coherently applied across all touchpoints




- Assisting in preparing polished, print-ready design files for production
- Supporting the design of materials for campaigns, product launches, and events as needed

Requirements

You are the ideal person for the Design Internship role if you have:
- A completed degree in Design, Visual Arts, or a relevant field, with a strong focus on graphic and communications design
- An understanding of design principles and tools such as Figma and Adobe suite
- Good design and aesthetic skills as well as analytical mindset. You are able to apply good design practices across a wide range of projects, from web to print
- Some experience working with branding and brand guidelines
- An inherent ability to think in systems
- A passion for Empatica’s products and mission
- Resilience, a get-things-done attitude, and an innate desire to do great work
- Excellent communication skills in English (Italian not need

📌 Design Intern (Milano)
🏢 Empatica
📍 Milano