We are a small, agile team based in Berlin-Neukölln, working across the globe. At Container Love, we collaborate with visionary LGBTQIA+ voices to create bold, boundary-pushing content and brand experiences that uplift queer culture. We work with brands and agencies to craft campaigns that don’t just stand out – they change perspectives, build connections, and spark cultural change. Our work celebrates diversity and queer visibility across all formats and platforms.

Tasks

Create editorials and update online magazine content using WordPress.

Assist in layout design for the next printed issue of Container Love magazine under team guidance.

Contribute to visual storytelling and collaborate on creative concepts for online articles.

Participate in brainstorming sessions, bringing fresh and innovative design ideas.

Support the team with light administrative tasks related to design projects.

Requirements

You’re a student in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or a similar field.

You have a portfolio showcasing your design work (digital and print).

You’re skilled in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign).

You’re familiar with WordPress and creating/updating online content.

You love clean, modern design and have an eye for detail.

You’re proactive, independent, and a great team player.

Fluent in English and German (written and spoken).

An understanding of and respect for the queer community and culture is essential.

Benefits

Mentorship & Networking with industry professionals.

Portfolio Boost through published digital and print work.

Flexible Work Setup (remote or in Berlin).

Meaningful Projects supporting queer visibility.

This is an unpaid internship as it is a mandatory part of your studies. We offer flexibility in weekly hours to accommodate your academic commitments.

At Container Love, we collaborate with visionary LGBTQIA+ voices to create bold, boundary-pushing content and brand experiences that uplift queer culture. We work with brands and agencies to craft campaigns that don’t just stand out – they change perspectives, build connections, and spark cultural change.