Product Design Internship (m/w/d)

Internship Porsche Lifestyle GmbH & Co. Professor Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, grandson of the founder of the Porsche company, always wanted the extraordinary. Sucessfully so: He developed the design of the Porsche 911, which quickly became the epitome of the sports car and a design classic - as did many other objects designed by Professor F. A. Porsche. In 1972, Professor F. Porsche founded the Porsche Design Studio in Stuttgart, moving its headquarters to Zell am See in Austria two years later. In the following decades, numerous classic men's accessories such as watches, eyewear and writing instruments were created and sold worldwide under the "Porsche Design" brand. However, a large number of industrial products, household appliances and consumer goods for internationally renowned clients were also developed under the design reference "Design by Studio F. Porsche". Porsche, headquartered in Zell am See, Austria, is a company within the Porsche Group. Take your next steps into professional life at Studio F. Porsche with an internship in product design. We offer the opportunity to participate in exciting projects within the company as well as for external customers worldwide in a wide variety of product categories. Look forward to a motivating corporate culture with flat hierarchies and a pleasant work atmosphere Active participation in current design projects across all studio locations Creation of design concepts both analog, 2D (Adobe) and 3D (Rhinoceros) Studies in Product Design, Industrial Design or in a comparable field of study with a focus on design Confident handling of appropriate software (3D & 2D) Good English communication skills Please fill out our online application form and attach your complete application documents at the end, consisting of cover letter,portfolio, resume, work and (high) school transcripts, written proof from the university of a mandatory internship, and othercertificates if applicable (residence permit, if required).
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