Job DescriptionGraphic Designer Intern – Janitri
nLocation: Bangalore (WFO)
nInternship Duration: 6 months
nStipend: ₹15,000–₹20,000/month, based on skills
nJoining: Immediate
nAbout Janitri
nJanitri is transforming maternal and newborn healthcare through technology. We work on meaningful healthcare solutions that are used by hospitals, clinics, doctors, and healthcare institutions across India.
nWe're looking for a Graphic Designer Intern who can help us communicate these solutions through clean, professional, and impactful visual design.
nAbout the Role
nAs a Graphic Designer Intern, you will work closely with the marketing team to create visual communication for our B2B audience, including hospitals, doctors, and healthcare decision-makers.
nYou'll work on everything from presentations and pitch decks to brochures, one-pagers, product explainers, campaigns, and event creatives.
nThis role is ideal for someone who believes that good design is not just about looking outstanding—it's about making complex information simple, clear, and easy to understand.




nWhat You'll Do
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- Design high-quality presentations, pitch decks, brochures, one-pagers, and marketing collateral.n
- Create visual communication around our products, healthcare solutions, clinical information, and business offerings.n
- Turn complex or technical information into simple, clear, and engaging visuals.n
- Create and maintain design templates for presentations, emailers, reports, case studies, and other marketing assets.n
- Support marketing campaigns and events with booth creatives, standees, banners, and digital assets.n
- Work closely with the marketing team to understand briefs, objectives, audiences, and key messages.n
- Maintain consistency across brand identity, typography, layouts, imagery, and visual language.n
- Take feedback, iterate quickly, and deliver high-quality designs within timelines.n

nWhat We're Looking For
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- A design student, recent graduate, or some

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