TERMS OF REFERENCE
Under the supervision of the Technical Designer, the intern will:
- Participate in the creation and modification of graphics, including illustrations, logos, layouts and photos, in accordance with Radiocommunications Bureau (BR) editorial and visual standards.
- Contribute to the preparation of other drawings and visual materials as requested by the BR.
- Assist in reviewing figures and graphics and in identifying editorial and visual corrections under the guidance of the Technical Designer.
- Assist in preparing curves, charts and graphs from tables, mathematical formulae and databases, ensuring accuracy and clarity of presentation.
- Contribute to the editorial coherence of visual and graphical materials in relation to BR technical content.
COMPETENCIES
Good knowledge of computer software and particularly drawing software and graphic design tools (Corel Draw, Adobe Creative Suite).
Experience in technical drawing and in the preparation of graphs from data or mathematical formulae, as well as in computer-aided drawing and desktop publishing.
Willingness to learn and adapt to the ITU-R Editorial Style Guide, technical documents and the Radio Regulations (RR).
QUALIFICATION REQUIRED
Education:
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Visual Design, Graphic Design, Interaction Design, or a related field.
Work experience:
No work experience is required.
Languages:
English at advanced level.
Working knowledge of another UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish) would be an advantage.
TRAINING AND LEARNING ELEMENTS
The intern will acquire:
The internship will also provide exposure to real-world projects within an international environment, fostering collaboration with experienced professionals and contributing to professional growth and portfolio development.
- Practical knowledge and hands-on experience in the international radio regulations context.
- Advanced technical and creative skills in graphic design will be developed, including the creation and modification of illustrations, layouts, and other visual materials, while ensuring consistency and accuracy in line with established editorial standards.
- Further experience will be gained in data visualization and technical production, including the preparation of graphs and curves from data and mathematical formulae, supporting the clear presentation of complex information.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Unpaid Internship.
Please note that a non-remunerated Internship position at ITU does not carry the same conditionsofemployment as a Short-term or a Fixed-term position. Mandatory Medical Insurance, travelexpenses,accommodation and living expenses are the responsibility of the interns or sponsoring institutions.
To be eligible for an internship at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), candidates must:
• Be under 30 years of age (Exceptions may be considered for candidates pursuing a Ph.D.).• Be currently enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or post-graduate programme, or be a recent graduate(within six months prior to the start of the internship).• Be a citizen of a Member State of ITU.