UI/UX Designer Internship

You join the product team and work with product and development colleagues on the web experience of CogniBloom, shaping how learners use it.

• Create wireframes, user flows, prototypes and high-fidelity screens, turning product requirements into clear experiences for dashboards, learning screens, onboarding and interactive AI features.
• Run basic user research, look at user feedback, spot usability problems and turn what you learn into design improvements.
• Keep the visual design system consistent, help build reusable UI components and patterns, and work with developers so designs are built accurately. You also join product discussions and offer ideas beyond visuals.

The post invites students, freshers, self-taught designers and aspiring product designers who want practical experience building digital products.

• Good grasp of UI/UX principles, plus Figma or a similar tool.
• Understanding of typography, spacing, layout, colour, visual hierarchy, user flows, interaction design and basic responsive web design.
• Attention to detail and willingness to take feedback and iterate.
• Be proactive and able to manage your own work independently.

Nice to have: web app design experience, basic HTML/CSS, Figma prototypes, knowledge of design systems, real-world or startup project work, and a portfolio. A portfolio is preferred, but personal or academic projects that show good design thinking are also welcome. Interest in AI products, EdTech, SaaS or consumer tech is a plus.

• Pick one or two projects and show the full path: wireframes, flows, prototype and final screens, with a line on why you made each choice.
• If you have a Figma prototype, make it easy to open and click through.
• Show how you handled feedback or a usability problem, since the role involves research and iteration.
• Try sketching an onboarding flow or a dashboard for a learning product, as that is the kind of screen this role covers.
• If you know basic HTML/CSS, mention it, as it helps when working with developers.