Graphic Design Intern
Software Engineering, Design · Intern
Boston, MA, USA · Remote
USD 17.5-17.5 / hour
Posted on Sep 29, 2026
Joy Education is seeking a creative, detail-oriented Graphic Design Fellow to elevate brand expression across digital and print touchpoints. This early-career role is ideal for someone with strong visual design instincts, a passion for storytelling, and the ability to translate complex ideas into clear, accessible design. You’ll help shape visuals for programs, campaigns, reports, and stakeholder communications so our mission shows up beautifully and consistently everywhere.Job Details: Job Title: Graphic Design Intern; Location: Remote (preference for VA); Reports To: CEO; Terms: Part-Time; Rate: $17.50/hr; Start Date: Flexible.About Joy Education: Joy Education Foundation is a technology-driven nonprofit dedicated to reducing inequities in access to affordable literacy support for low-income communities. Through Virtual Reading Clinics, Mobile Reading Clinics, and a Digital Foundational Reading Skills Curriculum, we use innovation and community partnerships to strengthen literacy outcomes. Our next stage of product innovation includes AI-enabled literacy tools and gamified learning experiences.Key Responsibilities: Design on-brand assets for campaigns, programs, and events (social graphics, one-pagers, flyers, slide decks, email and web visuals); Maintain and evolve the visual identity system; Build templates and toolkits (Canva/Figma/Google Slides); Produce compelling report and publication layouts, including accessible PDFs; Create graphics and simple animations for web, video, and social; Collaborate on data visualization; Support website visuals and ensure accessibility; Coordinate with teams to keep materials current; Manage asset libraries and file hygiene; Optional: light photo/video editing and motion graphics.How To Apply: Apply via our website, sharing your resume, a brief cover letter describing your interest and relevant experience, and a portfolio link or work sample (required). Candidates from historically underrepresented backgrounds in design and education are strongly encouraged to apply.