UX Designer - Apprentice (6 months) - Freshers only

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Job Description

Apprentice Program

UX Designer

Responsibilities

Assist senior designers with day-to-day design tasks, including wireframes, mockups,
and design exploration.
Iterate on designs based on team feedback and incorporate changes quickly and
accurately.
Help prepare design files, prototypes, and assets for review and developer handoff.
Build and refine reusable components, with a particular focus on navigation patterns
(top nav, side nav, tabs, breadcrumbs, mobile menus).
Make sure components use consistent variants, properties, and auto-layout behavior
so they scale across screen sizes.
Review the existing icon set for consistency in size, stroke, padding, and visual style.
Standardize icons against a unified grid and naming system, and update or recreate
icons that don't meet the standard.
Maintain the icon library so it's easy for designers and developers to find, use, and
contribute to.

Qualifications

Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Design, HCI, Visual
Communication, or a related field.
Working knowledge of Figma, including components, variants, auto-layout, and styles.
A portfolio or coursework that demonstrates an eye for typography, spacing, hierarchy,
and visual consistency.
Strong attention to detail and comfort working through repetitive, precision-focused
tasks (this role involves a lot of cleanup and standardization work).
Self-motivated and able to manage time and deliverables while working remotely across
time zones.

Nice to Have

Prior exposure to a design system, component library, or pattern library.
Familiarity with responsive design principles for both desktop and mobile.Basic
understanding of accessibility fundamentals.
Comfortable with micro interactions and high fidelity prototyping.
What You'll Get
Hands-on experience contributing to a real, in-production design system used across
products.
Mentorship from UX designers and regular feedback on your work.
Exposure to product, engineering, and research partners and to the full design lifecycle.
A clear set of deliverables you can include in your portfolio at the end of the internship.