Design Quality Assurance Intern
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Job description
Location: Remote/Panchgani Maharashtra India
Do you find yourself noticing the details that others miss? Do inconsistent spacing, misaligned elements, missing files, or overlooked errors instantly catch your attention? If organisation, consistency, quality, and attention to detail excite you, this is the right internship for you. Apply to NOCT to gain hands-on experience reviewing and maintaining quality standards across branding, digital products, communication design, and creative projects.
Requirements
- Reviewing creative deliverables across graphic & visual design, digital, marketing, and communication projects before final delivery.
- Checking layouts, files, content, and deliverables for consistency, accuracy, organisation, and adherence to project requirements.
- Maintaining quality standards, design systems, templates, and internal processes across the studio.
- Collaborating with designers and project teams to identify and resolve quality gaps, inconsistencies, or missing elements.
- Documenting feedback, observations, and quality benchmarks to support efficient project execution.
- Taking ownership of quality checks across multiple projects while ensuring timelines and standards are met.
- Students and freshers with a strong eye for detail and quality can apply.
- A portfolio, personal projects, academic work, organisational systems, documentation, or any body of work that demonstrates attention to detail, structured thinking, and a commitment to quality. (academic qualifications are secondary, we judge applications solely on the basis of work and potential)
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to review, document, and manage multiple deliverables effectively.
- An understanding of design principles, branding, layouts, visual consistency, and creative workflows is a plus.
Details
Originally posted on Himalayas
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