As an exhibition design intern (internship period of 3 months or more), you will have the opportunity to participate in the whole process of the project under the guidance of the lead designer, including but not limited to: pre-programming research preparation, data collection, brainstorming, modeling push and rendering work in the program phase, display graphic design work, etc. The type of work you will be involved in will also depend on your ability and expertise.
If you are interested in joining LYCS Architecture as a permanent employee after graduation, the internship will also be an important phase for us to get to know each other, to help you adapt to our workflow and to build up the professional knowledge and skills required for the position of Assistant Designer (permanent employee). If you perform well enough to quickly become a junior assistant designer during the internship, you will have the opportunity to become a member of our team after the internship is over (and after you graduate).
We expect you to have the following:
LYCS Architecture, founded in 2011, is a well-known and diversified design firm named the Best Innovative Design Firm in BUILD Magazine and was selected as one of ArchDaily's Top 10 Avant-garde Design Firms in China. We are committed to providing innovative and professional design for how people work and live in high-density cities with a fun and exploratory attitude. With a team of over 100 members and offices in Hangzhou and Hong Kong, we provide a full range of design services to clients in over 40 cities.
Our design team has over 100 members in different positions, such as design, management, and research. They graduated from Harvard University, Princeton University, Tsinghua University, and other well-known institutions in China and abroad, with an international perspective and rich local design experience. New designers can quickly grow and acquire technical skills with our "genes" through internships, new entry promotion programs, and a comprehensive training system. We create and adhere to a culture of side-by-side, truth-seeking, self-reflection, and creativity.
