UI/UX Design Intern
🎨 We’re Hiring — UI/UX Design Intern
We’re looking for a creative and detail-oriented UI/UX Design Intern who loves designing digital experiences and has an eye for clean, modern interfaces.
✨ What we’re looking for:
• Strong interest in UI/UX and product design
• Good working knowledge of Figma
• Ability to create clean, intuitive and visually appealing interfaces
• Understanding of layouts, typography, spacing, colors and design systems
• Ability to create wireframes, mockups and high-fidelity designs
• A good eye for detail and consistency
• Basic understanding of HTML, CSS & JavaScript is a plus
• Willingness to learn and work on real-world products
💡 You don't need to be an expert developer. We’re primarily looking for someone who can think like a designer, solve problems creatively and turn ideas into great user experiences.
🌱 What you’ll get:
• Work on real products and user experiences
• Hands-on experience with UI/UX and product design
• Collaborate closely with developers
• Learn how designs move from Figma → working product
• Opportunity to build a strong design portfolio
📍 Location: Hyderabad
💼 Position: UI/UX Design Intern
📩 Interested? Send your CV + Figma/portfolio link to [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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