Gen AI Designer
Gameberry Labs
Internship0+ yearsPosted 9 days ago
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Overview
Position Type
Internship
Experience
0+ years
Job Description
About the Role
We're looking for a Gen AI Design Intern who's excited about creating visuals with generative AI tools. You'll spend your time prompting, experimenting, and turning creative briefs into images and assets. This is a hands-on learning role for someone who's curious, self-driven, and treats AI tools as a craft to get better at, not just a button to press. You don't need years of experience. We care more about your eye, your curiosity, and how you think through a problem than about a long resume.
What You'll Do
- Use generative AI tools (ComfyUI, Scenario, Higgsfield, Magnific, Midjourney, or similar) to create images and assets from creative briefs.
- Write, test, and refine prompts to get precise, consistent, high-quality results.
- Take a problem or brief, break it down, and figure out the right approach to solve it visually.
- Keep your work consistent in style, palette, and quality across a set of assets.
- Document what you tried and what worked so others can follow your process.
- Experiment with new tools and techniques and share what you learn.
What We're Looking For
- Strong prompting skills — you understand how to structure a prompt, iterate, and steer a model toward what you actually want.
- A good design eye — composition, color, and visual consistency.
- Working knowledge of Photoshop and Blender (or equivalent software like Affinity, GIMP, Maya, etc.) for editing, cleanup, and finishing.
- The ability to think through a problem statement — to take an open-ended brief, ask the right questions, and plan an approach rather than waiting to be told every step.
- Curiosity, self-direction, and willingness to experiment and learn fast.
What to Include in Your Application
- A portfolio or sample of AI-generated work you've made (any format is fine).
- A short note on a project where you solved a visual problem — what the brief was, how you approached it, and what you'd do differently.
- Optional: any workflows or tools you're proud of, even rough ones.