The Mind Company
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2014
🧘 Wellness
📚 Education
👥 B2C
Wellness • Education • B2C
The Mind Company is a consumer-focused developer of mental fitness apps that deliver brain-training, meditation, and micro-learning experiences. Its app family — including Elevate (memory, vocabulary, math), Balance (personalized meditation for sleep, stress, and focus), and Spark (bite-sized learning puzzles) — offers short daily exercises grounded in research and measurable outcomes. The company markets directly to consumers, emphasizing science-backed results and improved emotional and cognitive well-being.
Video Marketing Design Intern
🔥 10 minutes ago
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The Mind Company
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2014
🧘 Wellness
📚 Education
👥 B2C
Wellness • Education • B2C
The Mind Company is a consumer-focused developer of mental fitness apps that deliver brain-training, meditation, and micro-learning experiences. Its app family — including Elevate (memory, vocabulary, math), Balance (personalized meditation for sleep, stress, and focus), and Spark (bite-sized learning puzzles) — offers short daily exercises grounded in research and measurable outcomes. The company markets directly to consumers, emphasizing science-backed results and improved emotional and cognitive well-being.
📋 Description
• You'll learn by doing, helping to produce Paid Social performance video ads, and getting hands-on exposure to generative AI tools. If you're the type who's already experimenting with new tools before anyone asks you to, you'll thrive here.
🎯 Requirements
• Foundational proficiency with Figma and Adobe Creative Suite; some exposure to After Effects or motion design • Experience making short-form videos for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or other Social Media Platform • An eye for design principles. You can articulate why something looks off, you sweat the details, and you're actively working to improve hierarchy, contrast, and visual flow • Bias toward making over talking. You'd rather show a rough prototype than describe an idea, and you're comfortable putting unfinished work in front of people • Genuine curiosity about generative video tools — you've played with at least a few (Runway, Kling, Veo, or similar) and you have opinions about what they're good and bad at • Basic prompt engineering instincts. You understand that how you describe something changes what you get
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