The ad says“A portfolio that demonstrates your design work, prototypes, research, product thinking, or other relevant projects”
The ad says“Front-end frameworks such as Angular or React”
The ad says“HTML and CSS”
The ad says“Figma and similar design tools”
The ad says“Strong ability in at least one of three areas: visual design, user research, or engineering/front-end development. Experience across two or more is a plus”
The ad says“HTML and CSS”
The ad says“Wireframing, mockups, and interactive prototyping”
The ad says“Storyboarding, journey mapping, user interviews, and other research methods”
The ad says“Responsive and mobile design concepts”
The ad says“Wireframing, mockups, and interactive prototyping”
The ad says“Front-end frameworks such as Angular or React”
The ad says“Responsive and mobile design concepts”
The ad says“Storyboarding, journey mapping, user interviews, and other research methods”
The ad says“Storyboarding, journey mapping, user interviews, and other research methods”
The ad says“Strong ability in at least one of three areas: visual design, user research, or engineering/front-end development. Experience across two or more is a plus”
The ad says“Strong ability in at least one of three areas: visual design, user research, or engineering/front-end development. Experience across two or more is a plus”
The ad says“Wireframing, mockups, and interactive prototyping”
UX Design at Immuta helps make complex data access and governance workflows easier to understand and use. The team brings together design, research, and engineering to understand user problems, explore solutions, and turn them into clear, usable product experiences
As a UX Design Intern, you’ll work with UX designers and collaborate with product and engineering teammates. You’ll help connect customer needs to what the product actually does and learn how a product team moves from understanding a problem to designing and prototyping a solution
At Immuta, interns are treated like members of the team. You’ll join the team’s regular workflow, contribute to real work, and take on responsibilities that reflect your skills and the team’s priorities
The exact projects will depend on what the team is working on next summer, but you can expect to:
Explore user and customer problems through research, conversations, workshops, and other discovery activities
Turn research and product insights into concepts, user flows, mockups, and prototypes
Use design tools to communicate ideas, explain design decisions, and gather feedback
Work with engineers and product teammates to understand constraints and shape solutions that can work in the real product
Participate in activities such as storyboarding, journey mapping, user interviews, and portfolio or design critiques
Use front-end skills, where relevant, to prototype, test, or communicate how an experience could work across responsive and mobile interfaces
Share your work, explain your thinking, incorporate feedback, and build confidence working across design, research, and engineering
Depending on your role, you may work with:
Figma and similar design tools
Wireframing, mockups, and interactive prototyping
Storyboarding, journey mapping, user interviews, and other research methods
HTML and CSS
Front-end frameworks such as Angular or React
Responsive and mobile design concepts
AI-enabled tools and workflows used by your team
You do not need to know every tool listed above. We’re looking for a strong foundation, curiosity, and the ability to learn
Benefits
100% employer paid Healthcare (Medical, Dental, Vision) premiums for you and your dependents (including Domestic Partners)
100% employer paid mental wellness platform for you and your dependents
Stock Options
Wellness perks (100% employer paid Whoop fitness band and subscription)
Paid parental leave (Both Maternity and Paternity)
Learning and Development Resources
Unlimited Paid time off
Preferred experience
You do not need to be equally strong in all three areas. We’re interested in candidates who can demonstrate clear strength in at least one and curiosity about the others
Strong ability in at least one of three areas: visual design, user research, or engineering/front-end development. Experience across two or more is a plus
A portfolio that demonstrates your design work, prototypes, research, product thinking, or other relevant projects
Initiative, willingness to learn, and comfort receiving and applying feedback
Curiosity about users, products, and how technology can solve real problems
