Career Form

How to apply

Use this form to send your details and resume to the Sunrise Digital hiring team. Write the role you want in the message, even if you also attach a CV. A file named with your name and the role is easier to match than a file named resume-final. Include a phone number you answer during the day and an email you check.

Applications are read for evidence of work. Link to a portfolio, a campaign, a site, or a document you can share. If the work was for an employer, describe your part of it. The team will write back when there is a fit with a current opening in Bengaluru or Shivamogga. Please do not send the same form twice in the same week. If you need to correct a file, reply to the confirmation instead of starting a second application.

The form asks only for what the team needs to start a conversation. It is not an offer of employment and it does not store card details. If you have a question about a role before you apply, call the studio number in the footer and ask for hiring. For everything else, submit the form once, with the resume attached, and wait for a reply.

Put the role name in the first line of your message. Then add the city you can work from, Bengaluru or Shivamogga, and the month you can start. Attach one resume and, if the form allows only one file, put portfolio links in the message itself. Large folders of unsorted screenshots are harder to review than three chosen examples with a sentence each.

The studio reads applications during the working week. A form sent late on Saturday is in the Monday queue. You should receive a human reply only when there is a possible fit. Silence after a reasonable wait means there is no open role for that profile right now, and you can write again when the careers page shows a new listing. Please do not call repeatedly about the same form. One application is enough.

This form is only for people who want to work at Sunrise Digital. Client briefs, vendor pitches, and internship requests that are actually a request for free campaign work should use the contact page instead. Hiring reads the career form. New business reads the contact form. Mixing the two slows both down.

If you are a student asking about an internship, say the dates you can work and the skill you want to practice. Requests that ask the studio to run a live client campaign for free are declined. Real internships, when they are open, sit inside a team with a named reviewer. Put the word internship in the first line so the note is not read as a full-time application by mistake.