Paid Intern, Packaging Design

El Segundo, CA
Part Time
Entry Level

Job Title: Intern, Packaging Design  

Salary: $18/hour, 12-20 hours/week 

Starting Date: June 2025  

Location: El Segundo (onsite), 2-3 per week  

Department: PD 

Manager: Director, Packaging Design  


 

Who We Are 

Launched by Lady Gaga, Haus Labs is a vegan and cruelty-free cosmetics brand with a mission of spreading kindness, bravery, and creativity. Filled with versatile products that encourage self-expression, this collection boasts high-impact eye makeup, lipsticks, highlighters, and more. Regardless of age, education, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or any personal characteristics, we want everyone to feel welcome. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive, equal opportunity workplace. 


 

Overview 

Join Haus Labs by Lady Gaga as a Packaging Design Intern and contribute to the creative process of bringing innovative beauty products to life. This role offers hands-on experience in packaging design, working alongside a dynamic team while honing your skills in graphic design and staying on top of the latest beauty trends. 


What You’ll Do 

  • Assist in organizing and updating packaging design assets and style guides. 

  • Support building packaging comps and material samples. 

  • Research beauty and packaging trends, including sustainability innovations 

  • Assist with day-to-day creative needs and team support. 

  • Assist the packaging development team in achieving samples and organizing files. 


What We Are Looking For 

  • Strong interest n beauty and cosmetics, obsessed with new beauty launches and trends. 

  • Currently enrolled in or a recent graduate with a graphic design major. 

  • Strong attention to detail and passion for beauty and design 

  • Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), and knowledge of a 3D rendering program is a plus. 

  • Strong organizational and communication skills 


What We Expect 

  • At Haus Labs, how you communicate is as important as what you communicate. We are seeking driven team players with strong communication skills and enthusiasm for collaboration. 

  • You’re a self-starter who possesses an entrepreneurial spirit. 

  • You thrive in a fast-paced, agile environment. 

  • You are a team player who approaches solutions from a place of curiosity and positivity.  

  • We are seeking HAUSmates who welcome constructive criticism and have an impeccable attention to detail. 


Our Pillars 

ART: We are a creative collective that believes art has the power to shape the future. 

SCIENCE: We unlock innovation using science and artistry. 

KINDNESS: We are a collective community: universal, inclusive and non-binary. 


Everyone is welcome in our HAUS 

“Baby, you were born this way.” Regardless of age, education, ethnicity, gender, sexual 

orientation, or any personal characteristics, we want everyone to feel welcome. We are 

committed to building a diverse and inclusive, equal opportunity workplace. 

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