LYNA
Senior Branding Designer - Internship

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Senior Branding Designer - Internship
Help build the brand behind the next big FemTech company. đź’ś
LYNA is building an AI-powered women’s health platform connecting nutrition, hormones, symptoms, and personalised health insights.
We’re looking for a Senior Branding Intern with a strong creative eye and strategic mindset to help shape LYNA’s identity as we grow.
Role Details
- Position: Senior Branding Intern
- Duration: 3 months
- Type: Unpaid internship
- Location: Fully remote
- Hours: Flexible
What you’ll do
- Help define LYNA’s brand positioning and identity
- Develop visual concepts, brand directions and creative systems
- Refine LYNA’s typography, colour, imagery and overall aesthetic
- Help create brand guidelines and ensure consistency across platforms
- Develop creative direction for website, app, social media and campaigns
- Research leading consumer, FemTech and health brands
- Work directly with the founder to turn the LYNA vision into a distinctive brand
- Challenge ideas and bring fresh perspectives to the creative direction
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Who we’re looking for
- Strong background or education in branding, graphic design, art direction, marketing or a related field
- Excellent understanding of brand strategy and visual identity
- Strong portfolio demonstrating branding or creative work
- Confident with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite or similar
- Strong eye for premium, modern consumer branding
- Strategic, creative and highly detail-oriented
- Passionate about FemTech, AI, women's health and startups


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What you’ll gain
- Real experience shaping a FemTech brand from an early stage
- Significant creative ownership
- Portfolio-worthy branding work
- Direct collaboration with the founding team
- Experience across branding Ă— AI Ă— healthtech Ă— consumer products
- LinkedIn recommendation/reference upon successful completion
- Potential future opportunities with LYNA as we grow
3 months · Unpaid · Fully remote · Flexible hours
If you’re a creative thinker who wants to help build a brand that could define the next generation of women’s health, we’d love to hear from you.
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