UX/UI Design Intern

Job Description

Product design is a trade that’s hard to describe. It’s made up of a whole spectrum of disciplines, from qualitative research and product strategy, to visual design and front-end development. Nobody excels at all—or even most—of these, so it’s also a craft that requires collaboration, curiosity, and a ceaseless desire to learn.

As a Design Intern, that’s exactly what you’re here to do: learn. And not passively. We’re a small team, so you’ll be working one-on-one with us through the day-to-day of client projects. You’ll help us make decisions, refine our work, and understand the impact and consequences of what we’re building. You’ll also be building your own projects—taking what you’re learning on a daily basis and applying it in a meaningful way.

You’ll be paid, too. This isn’t ‘exposure’ stuff—the work you’ll do is valuable, and you’ll be compensated accordingly.

Responsibilities

• Join design team critiques
• Sit in on client standups & discussions
• Identify and research problems
• Explore, build, and test concepts
• Present your ideas, get feedback, and iterate
• Take an internal project from concept to completion

Wondering if you should apply?

• Every designer starts out differently. We don’t require a specific background or experience level, but there are a few things you should be be confident in:
• Your graphic and visual design skills
• Your ability to communicate your process and ideas
• An engaging portfolio with some examples of digital work
• Your familiarity with common design tools—like Adobe CS, Sketch, Invision, and Figma

Availability

Summer 2020. Weekly schedules will vary. We know you’ve got other obligations (school, other jobs), so we’ll figure out what works best.

We’re only accepting internship applications for our Providence office right now.

Links

Checkout our work on our Dribbble and see what past interns have built at Mojotech.design/internships

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