Product UI/UX Intern

We’re looking for a Product UI/UX Intern who enjoys thinking through user problems, turning ideas into clear wireframes, and designing simple, usable interfaces. This role is ideal for someone who wants hands-on experience designing real product workflows—not just mock screens. You’ll work closely with product managers and engineers to design interfaces that are intuitive, scalable, and grounded in real user needs.

What You’ll Work On Creating wireframes, user flows, and interaction diagrams Designing UI components and screens using Figma Translating product requirements into clear UX solutions Improving usability, clarity, and consistency across the product Collaborating with engineers to ensure designs are feasible and implemented correctly Iterating designs based on feedback from users and internal teams Contributing to design systems, components, and style guidelines What We’re Looking For Hands-on experience with Figma Strong understanding of wireframing and UX fundamentals Ability to think from the user’s perspective and reason through flows Basic knowledge of UI principles (layout, hierarchy, spacing, typography) Clear communication and ability to explain design decisions Willingness to learn, iterate, and accept feedback Nice to Have (Not Required) Experience with product design for SaaS or developer tools Familiarity with design systems or component-based design Basic understanding of frontend concepts (HTML/CSS, React, etc.)

Experience conducting usability testing or gathering user feedback Portfolio with wireframes, flows, or product design case studies What You’ll Gain Real-world experience designing production product interfaces Mentorship from product and engineering teams Exposure to how design decisions impact usability and adoption Opportunity to build a strong product-focused design portfolio Paid internship with a stipend (amount based on performance) Potential pathway to a full-time product design role Who Should Apply If you enjoy turning complex problems into simple, thoughtful interfaces and want to grow as a product designer, this role is for you—even if you’re still learning.