Social Media Growth Intern (Video + Graphics)

<p>Over the next few months, we'll be launching and scaling <strong>CreatorPal</strong> : an AI-powered platform helping creators build interactive businesses, alongside growing PeakPals.</p><p>I'm looking for one creative person to work directly with me.</p><p>Not to execute random tasks, but to help shape how CreatorPal looks, feels, and is remembered from day one.</p><p>If you're obsessed with <strong>branding, visual storytelling, social media, design, and creating content that people can't scroll past</strong>, keep reading.</p><p><br></p><p>This isn't a normal internship.</p><p>Over the next 3 months, you'll work directly with me on building CreatorPal's visual identity across social media, content, campaigns, and brand assets. You'll gain hands-on experience in crafting a brand from scratch while learning how an early-stage startup thinks, creates, and grows.</p><p>I'll personally mentor you, helping you develop creative thinking, sharpen your design instincts, and take ownership of projects that reach thousands of creators.</p><p>If you perform well, you'll have the opportunity to grow into a leadership role, shape our creative direction, build a design team, work with top creators, and grow alongside the company.</p>What you'll work on<ul><li>Designing high-quality social media creatives and marketing assets</li><li>Editing engaging short-form videos (Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn)</li><li>Creating graphics, presentations, and visual content for campaigns</li><li>Developing CreatorPal's visual identity and ensuring brand consistency</li><li>Brainstorming creative concepts, trends, and content ideas</li><li>Collaborating on product launches, creator campaigns, and community initiatives</li></ul>Who we're looking for<ul><li>Passionate about branding, design, creators, and social media</li><li>Comfortable with tools like Canva, Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, CapCut, or similar</li><li>Strong eye for aesthetics, typography, layouts, and visual storytelling</li><li>Understands what makes content engaging across Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube</li><li>Fast learner who takes ownership, welcomes feedback, and executes quickly</li><li>A portfolio showcasing design, video editing, or creative work is a big plus</li></ul>This role isn't for you if<ul><li>You wait to be told what to do</li><li>You settle for average creative work</li><li>You don't pay attention to details</li><li>You aren't excited to experiment, iterate, and improve</li><li>You don't genuinely enjoy design, storytelling, or creating content</li></ul><p><strong>Paid Internship</strong></p><p><strong>📍 Sector-18, Noida | Hybrid</strong></p><p><strong>P.S.</strong> If you want a front-row seat to building the brand identity of an AI startup from day one and create work that reaches thousands of creators, we'd love to hear from you.</p><p><strong>Applications close in 2 days.</strong></p>

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