UI/UX Design Intern

About the role

You'll work alongside our product and design team on live projects — from early research and wireframing to final UI handoff. This is a hands-on role where your work will actually ship. You'll get exposure to the full design process, collaborate with developers and PMs, and leave with a portfolio that reflects real-world experience.

What you'll work on

UX Research: User interviews, surveys, competitive analysis, and usability testing to inform design decisions.

Wireframing & Prototyping: Low and high-fidelity wireframes, interactive prototypes, and user flow mapping using Figma.

UI Design: Crafting clean, consistent, and accessible interfaces — screens, components, and visual assets aligned to a design system.

Design System Support: Contributing to and maintaining our component library — icons, typography, color styles, and reusable patterns.

Developer Handoff: Preparing annotated, developer-ready Figma files with proper specs, states, and assets.

Feedback & Iteration: Participating in design critiques, incorporating feedback, and iterating quickly based on user and team input.

Who we're looking for

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in UI/UX Design, Interaction Design, HCI, Visual Communication, or a related field.
• Working knowledge of Figma — you can build frames, components, and prototypes without hand-holding.
• A portfolio (even if small) showing your design thinking process — sketches, wireframes, case studies, or personal projects all count.
• Understanding of basic UX principles — hierarchy, contrast, spacing, affordance, and usability heuristics.
• Curiosity-driven mindset — you ask why does this work not just how does it look
• Receptive to critique and able to separate your ego from your work — iteration is the job.
• Good written and verbal communication — able to present and explain design decisions clearly.

Duration: 2 – 6 months

Stipend: Paid (5-10k per month)

Location: On-site

Send your CV and a link to your portfolio or Figma work to [Confidential Information]. Walk us through one project — what the problem was, how you approached it, and what you'd do differently now. No portfolio yet Share a concept, redesign, or case study — we care about your thinking, not just the output.