Graphic Design Intern

About SOR Group

SOR Group is a founder-led strategy, branding, and growth company.

We work across media, communications, business development, and creative — building brands, narratives, and operating systems for companies and institutions that want to matter.

Our work sits at the intersection of thinking and execution. Strategy is built to be used. Creative is built to perform. Every output is tied to a real outcome.

We work in small teams, on real timelines, with direct access to decision-making. The environment rewards clarity, speed, ownership, and independent thinking.

The Role

You’ll work across branding, social media, campaigns, presentations, and digital experiences, with the opportunity to contribute to both the thinking and execution behind the work.

You’ll help turn ideas into visual identities, brand systems, social content, digital assets, and occasionally UI/UX experiences. From developing a logo and defining a visual language to creating a campaign or designing a simple interface, you’ll be involved across the process.

We’re looking for someone with strong visual taste, curiosity, and strategic thinking — someone who understands that good design starts with understanding the brand, the audience, and the context.

What You’ll Do

• Develop logos, brand identities, visual systems, and brand guidelines

• Design social media creatives, carousels, campaigns, presentations, and digital communication

• Contribute to basic UI/UX and digital interface design

• Research brands, audiences, competitors, and visual trends before developing design directions

• Translate strategic ideas into clear and compelling visual concepts

• Explore typography, colour, composition, imagery, and visual language

• Create quick-turnaround designs using Canva when required

• Work across multiple projects while maintaining consistency and attention to detail

What We’re Looking For

• A strong portfolio is mandatory to apply

• Excellent visual taste and a strong sense of composition

• Good understanding of branding, logo design, and visual identity

• Strategic and research-oriented approach to design

• Strong awareness of contemporary design, culture, and visual trends

• Proficiency in Figma and Adobe Illustrator

• Comfort with Canva for quick and lightweight design requirements

• Familiarity with other relevant design tools is a plus

• Ability to explain the thinking behind your design decisions

• Willingness to experiment, take feedback, and iterate quickly

Background

Design school, self-taught, or hybrid — all valid.

What matters most is the quality of your portfolio, your visual judgment, and how you think about design.

What Makes This Different

You won’t just be making social media posts.

You’ll work on real brands, real identities, real campaigns, and real client-facing work — while learning how research, strategy, and design come together.

If you care deeply about how things look, why they look that way, and how they make people feel, you’ll probably enjoy this role.