Praktikant / Grafikdesigner (m/w/d)
About this role
Internship in graphic design supporting a central department at Rheinmetall working on virtual training, simulation and project development. Tasks include maintaining a style guide, creating 2D graphics and icons, and helping design UX patterns, flows and interfaces.
From the original posting
Als Praktikant (m/w/d) im Bereich Grafikdesign sind Sie verantwortlich für die Unterstützung einer Zentralabteilung bei spannenden Vorhaben und Projekten im Umfeld Virtual Training, Simulation & Projektentwicklung. Ihre weiteren Aufgaben: Unterstützung bei der Pflege und Erweiterung des Styleguides…
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