Start your digital journey with Creative Brackets - where ambition meets opportunity.
Our internship program is designed for curious minds ready to learn, collaborate, and contribute to real projects in a professional agency environment.
We don’t believe in busywork. You’ll be part of an actual team, working on live eCommerce and digital brand projects, and learning how a high-performing agency operates from the inside.
Real projects
You’ll contribute to real client work and see your designs, code, or campaigns make an impact.
Mentorship culture
You’ll collaborate with experienced designers, developers, and strategists who guide you with honest feedback and professional mentorship.
Career growth
Many of our full-time team members began as interns. We value curiosity and dedication far more than a perfect CV.
Life inside Creative Brackets
Work with people who love what they do
Our culture is built on trust, collaboration, and a shared passion for improvement. We believe in giving everyone room to grow, freedom to explore, and guidance to succeed. At { Creative Brackets }, you’ll be part of a team that values ideas, not titles.
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Success stories
From intern to professional.
Growth isn't a slogan here - it's what happens every day. Our internship program has helped aspiring professionals find their voice, gain confidence, and turn curiosity into a career.
Jelena
UI/UX Designer
Intern → Full-time
My second week in, a senior designer handed me a real client brief — no sandbox version, no “practice project.” I was scared, but that’s exactly what made me grow. I never wanted to leave.
Real client work Mentorship
Bojan
Front-End Developer
Intern → Full-time
My first code review had 14 comments. I thought I'd failed. But every comment had a reason behind it — no ego, just craft. I learned more in that hour than in a semester of university.
Code reviews Production mindset
Marija
Digital Marketing Specialist
Intern → Specialist
I expected to watch and take notes. Instead I was managing my own ad sets by week three. Not recklessly — with support — but real ownership. That changed everything about how I see my work.
Team ownership Clear feedback
Nikola
QA / Testing
Intern → Teammate
I found a bug in production on my third day. I didn't hide it — I wrote up the steps to reproduce it and brought it to the team. That moment taught me what QA actually means: honesty over comfort.
Process & quality Weekly progress
Mina
UX Research Intern
Intern → UX Associate
I interviewed six users, found a pattern nobody expected, and watched the team redesign a whole checkout step because of it. I didn't expect my research to actually land. It did.
Research practice Stakeholder feedback
Boza
Junior Full-Stack Developer
Intern → Junior Dev
My first task was a single form component. Felt almost too small. But seeing it go live on a real store — with my name in the commit — hit different than any university project ever did.
Clear milestones Code standards
Sara
Performance Marketing Intern
Intern → Marketing Specialist
I'd been obsessed with CTR my whole degree. Here they asked me: “what happened after the click?” That one question broke and rebuilt how I think about marketing.
Tracking basics CRO mindset
Alen
Project Coordinator Intern
Intern → Coordinator
The first time I wrote a client update email, I rewrote it four times before sending. My mentor read the final version and said: “Good — short, clear, no fluff.” That became my standard for everything.
Client comms Delivery rhythm
Nora
Content / Copy Intern
Intern → Content Specialist
I handed in a landing page draft I was quite proud of. It came back with two words circled: “Says what?” That stung — and then it made me a better writer than two years of lectures ever did.
Clear briefs Fast feedback
Branko
DevOps / Hosting Intern
Intern → Junior DevOps
At 2am I got a Slack alert — a client site was throwing 502s. I was on the rotation. My hands were shaking but I followed the checklist, escalated correctly, and it was resolved in 20 minutes. I never forgot how it felt to actually matter.
Checklists Reliability mindset
Katarina
Email / CRM Intern
Intern → CRM Specialist
We ran an A/B test on a subject line — one word different. The winning version got 34% more opens. I'd read about this in textbooks and shrugged. Seeing real numbers change because of one decision made it click permanently.
Segmentation A/B testing
Dušan
SEO Intern
Intern → SEO Associate
Three months in, a page I'd worked on jumped from position 18 to position 4. Nobody made a big deal of it — just “good catch on the crawl issue, Dušan.” That quiet acknowledgment meant more than any grade I'd ever received.
Technical SEO Content structure
Ana
Web Design Intern
Intern → UI Designer
Design reviews here aren't soft. They'll tell you when something doesn't work — and exactly why. At first that was hard to hear. After a month I started craving it, because I could feel myself getting sharper.
Structured reviews Next-step clarity
Ognjen
Back-End Intern
Intern → Back-End Dev
I pushed a change that broke a staging endpoint. I expected to be pulled aside. Instead, the senior dev walked me through how it happened, why it wasn't obvious, and how to prevent it. No blame — just fix it and understand it. That's rare.
Clean code Acceptance criteria
Teodora
Analytics Intern
Intern → Analytics Associate
I built a dashboard nobody asked for — just because I'd spotted an attribution gap. My manager looked at it, forwarded it to the client, and said “this is exactly what we needed.” I stopped waiting to be told what to do after that.
Tracking setup Dashboards
Peter
Support / Ops Intern
Intern → Operations
A client escalated mid-sprint. I was the one who picked up the ticket. I was nervous, but I'd seen how the team handles pressure — calmly, with a plan. I copied that. The client thanked me by name. That was my turning point.
Prioritization Client focus
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Real life
Two recent hires. Two different paths.
One joined through an open job application. The other started in our internship program. Same outcome: real ownership, real projects, real growth.
Alen Alizoti
Junior Developer (hired via job application)
Job application
“The selection process was professional and clearly structured. Even when the early stages took longer, the communication stayed open and transparent.”
Read Alen’s full story
I found the Junior PHP Developer opening on Infostud. The role description, the technologies, and the location immediately felt like a strong match, so I applied.
After applying, the first feedback took a bit longer, but I stayed patient and genuinely hoped for a positive answer. I even told friends how much I wanted to start my career at Creative Brackets because the overall concept felt like the right fit.
The next step was a short form about my experience, knowledge, and motivation. After that, I was invited to an online interview. The conversation with the founders was relaxed and friendly, which helped me overcome the initial nerves.
Then we met in person at the office to get to know each other better. We talked about the tech stack, ways of working, how projects are organized, and the company’s values. What mattered most to me was the clarity and transparency around how teamwork and project collaboration actually function.
After the meeting, I was told I’d receive an answer within three days. The call confirming I got my first job was a hugely motivating moment for me.
Apply
Matched role + tech stack, sent the application.
Interview
Form → online interview → in-office conversation.
Offer
Clear timeline, clear next steps, first role confirmed.
Branko Vojnovic
Performance Media Manager
Internship → Full-time
“I wanted mentorship more than anything. The internship was paid, structured, and hands-on — and I gradually transitioned onto real projects until I could own them.”
Read Branko’s full story
After an unsuccessful SaaS attempt, I moved into digital marketing and completed a few courses on Google Ads and Meta Ads. My next step was finding clients — and I quickly realized people don’t easily pay a stranger to run their marketing. So I decided to look for an internship to gain experience and have someone I could ask for advice.
I researched digital agencies in Serbia and Creative Brackets stood out. The website looked professional, they had strong clients, and they felt more serious than most. I wrote an email with my offer and CV.
I sent 8 emails. Most never replied. CB did — they just wanted to know more about me. During that time, I accepted an unpaid internship elsewhere with no mentor. Meanwhile, my conversation with CB continued, and eventually we scheduled a call.
After the call, they offered me a paid internship for three months. Each month we covered a core area in depth: Google Ads, then Meta Ads and SEO — and I also learned design. Miloš, the agency owner, mentored me and was always available.
Soon I started working on real projects. They onboarded me gradually, one project at a time, until I was running performance marketing and social media management.
After three months, I received a full-time offer. I’m learning every day, and the team is genuinely great.
Cold email
Reached out to agencies looking for mentorship + experience.
Paid internship
3-month structured program (Google Ads → Meta Ads → SEO).
Full-time
Gradual ramp onto real projects → ownership → full-time role.
Your journey with Creative Brackets starts with understanding who you are - not just what you know. Throughout our evaluation process, we’ll explore your background, assess your current skills, and learn about your goals. This helps us tailor the internship experience to your strengths and ensure it’s valuable for both sides.
Application review
Your first step is sending us your CV or portfolio. Once we receive it, we’ll review your skills, interests, and experience to make sure we have all the right information to move forward.
Personality testing
We’re not just looking for talent - we’re looking for the right mindset. You’ll receive a short personality and aptitude test that helps us understand how you think, collaborate, and solve challenges.
Online presence
We take a quick look at your online presence - portfolio, GitHub, Behance, or social media - to see how you present yourself professionally. It’s not about perfection, but about alignment, creativity, and consistency.
Final interview
If everything feels like a match, we’ll invite you to a short interview (in-person or online). You’ll get to meet some of our team members, ask questions, and experience a glimpse of our culture before making the final step.
Apply now!
Internship Application
Join the next generation of digital professionals.
Keep it simple and honest. We’re more interested in your curiosity and motivation than in perfect formatting.
About you
Your full name
Email address
Phone number (optional)
Current location
LinkedIn profile, portfolio, or GitHub (if available)
Internship details
Internship area of interest (Design, Development, Marketing, etc.)
A short motivation explaining why you’d like to join Creative Brackets
Any relevant projects, coursework, or personal work
CV or portfolio (PDF or link)
We review internship applications regularly and contact candidates whose interests and potential align with our current mentorship capacity.
Even if there isn’t an immediate opening, strong applicants stay on our radar for future opportunities.
Frequently asked questions
Below you can find the most frequently asked questions that we get related to social networks, advertising, and marketing.
We look for professionals who are curious, detail-oriented, and proactive.
People who don’t just “do tasks” but think about how their work impacts performance, conversions, and client growth.
If you care about craft, clarity, and collaboration, you’ll fit right in.
Most of our team works from Serbia and Sweden, but we’re open to remote professionals across Europe who share our standards and communication style.
Our focus is on collaboration and accountability, not location.
You can apply directly through the form on this page.
Choose a specific open position or send an open application if you believe you’d be a great fit.
We review every submission carefully, and thoughtful applications always stand out.
Our Employment program is for experienced professionals ready to take ownership of projects and mentor others.
Our Internship program is designed for students and early-career talents who want hands-on experience, guidance, and real-world projects. Not busywork.
You’ll receive a confirmation email once your application is submitted.
If we see a good match, our HR or team lead will contact you to schedule a short call to get to know you and discuss the next steps.
We believe in transparency. Even if it’s a no, you’ll hear from us.
Our core teams include:
Design (UX/UI, Visual, Brand)
Development (Frontend, Backend, Full-Stack)
Marketing (SEO, Paid Ads, Content)
Operations (Project Management, QA, Support)
When we’re not hiring actively, we still welcome open applications for future opportunities.
Focused and flexible.
We believe in structure, but not in micromanagement.
You’ll have ownership, mentorship, and the space to grow, surrounded by people who take pride in what they do.
We celebrate progress, not just deadlines.
Absolutely. If your skills overlap across different areas, mention that in your message or portfolio.
We value versatility. Many of our best people started in one department and grew into another.
Yes. Our internship programs usually open twice a year, but you can apply anytime.
Strong portfolios and clear motivation always get noticed, even between official cycles.
Yes. Check our Partnership page for collaboration opportunities.
We regularly work with other agencies and independent professionals on large-scale projects across Europe.
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