Graphic Design – Internship (WFH)
Utor Labs is accepting applications for a paid, work-from-home Graphic Design internship focused on visual communication for technology products. The internship lasts two months and advertises a monthly stipend of ₹25,000–30,000. One opening is listed, with applications open until 30 November 2026.
The employer describes the position as a Graphic Design and Visual Communication Intern role. The work goes beyond producing decorative graphics: it includes turning complex ideas into clear concepts, illustrations, diagrams, website experiences and visual systems. A portfolio is important, including work that shows how an idea developed from an early concept into a finished outcome.
Important details
- Employer: Utor Labs.
- Mode: Work from home.
- Duration: Two months.
- Advertised stipend: ₹25,000–30,000 per month.
- Openings: One.
- Listed perk: Flexible work hours.
- Start window: 10 October–30 November 2026.
- Application deadline: 30 November 2026.
What you will work on
The internship covers concept design, illustration, web design, visual identity and information design. Utor Labs wants someone who can take abstract ideas or frameworks and turn them into understandable visual stories. Original illustrations, visual metaphors and explanatory graphics are among the outputs described.
For website work, the intern may help shape layouts, landing pages, page structures and digital experiences. Visual identity work includes exploring typography, colour systems, visual languages and design directions that give a technology brand a recognisable character. Information design involves explaining complex workflows or technical concepts through intuitive visuals.
The employer also expects end-to-end execution. That means researching the problem, developing ideas, sketching alternatives, discussing feedback, refining the design and delivering the final work. This is not presented as a template-only production assignment, and the listing encourages curiosity and experimentation.
Skills and background
A relevant background may include graphic design, communication design, visual communication, interaction design or a related discipline. Importantly, the employer also accepts an equivalent self-developed portfolio. A formal design qualification is therefore not the only route described in the complete visible listing.
Applicants should have an eye for typography, composition, colour, layout and visual storytelling. They should enjoy simplifying complicated information and be interested in illustration, web design, digital products and brand experiences. Being willing to explore several approaches and respond constructively to feedback is part of the role.
- Listed skills include Adobe Photoshop, digital illustration, Figma, Sketch, UI/UX design and web design.
- Experience with Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or similar tools is useful.
- The employer says willingness to learn matters more than knowing every tool.
- Personal projects, experiments and unconventional ideas are welcome in a portfolio.
Availability and eligibility
Candidates must be available for the complete two-month work-from-home internship, have relevant skills and interests, and be able to start between 10 October and 30 November 2026. Women wanting to start or restart their careers are explicitly welcome to apply.
The company description mentions Bengaluru, but the advertised internship is work from home. These are different facts: an employer's base should not be converted into an in-office requirement. At the same time, flexible work hours do not establish a specific weekly schedule or guarantee that the work can be fitted around any other commitment. Confirm expectations before accepting.
What to include in your application
The employer asks for a portfolio, a short introduction and a few lines about the design problems you would like to explore. It especially wants to see one project that moved from an early idea to a completed visual outcome. Choose examples that make your thinking visible, not only a collection of polished final screens.
As optional preparation, explain the problem, show a few alternatives and describe why you refined the work in a particular direction. For an information-design example, you could explain how the final layout helps someone understand the subject more easily. This is application guidance, not an additional formal selection rule.
Stipend, learning and listed terms
The advertised stipend is ₹25,000–30,000 per month. No separate incentive breakdown is shown in the complete visible compensation details. Ask the employer to confirm the amount offered to you, payment dates, work expectations and any conditions in writing.
The listing describes exposure to real B2B design problems, collaboration, feedback and portfolio-building work. Collaboration with design professionals from different backgrounds or markets is qualified as available where possible, not guaranteed. A certificate, permanent job or specific mentor arrangement should not be assumed when it is not expressly offered.
About the employer and how to apply
Utor Labs describes its work as using machine-augmented technology and products to improve decision-making. That context explains why the internship places emphasis on making complex technology clear and useful to people, rather than only creating visual decoration.
The original listing date is 10 October 2026. Applications were open when checked. Read the full live opportunity, prepare the requested portfolio and introduction, and submit through Internshala by 30 November 2026.
Read the full Utor Labs graphic-design internship and apply on Internshala.
