Internship, Product Design

About us

As a product design intern at Carsome, you'll be part of a team of 7. The Product
Design(PD) team reports directly to the CTO at the same level as engineering and
product management, giving PD a real seat at the table. Our favourite question is "why" as we always push initiatives to be meaningful to the users we serve. The culture of our team values mental health, safe space, sharing and inclusivity and we are all about supporting each other.

What you will do
Assist in balancing user and business goals to create desirable, viable, and
feasible design solutions.
Collaborate with multiple stakeholders, including product managers, engineers,
and other designers
Gain exposure to a user-centric approach to product development, methods,
flows and problem-solving.
Participate in ideation sessions, design validation, and usability testing to reach
the highest product quality standards.
Contribute to the UX culture at CARSOME by practicing system-wide views and
caring for the Product Design team rituals - all that to ensure more robust work
across the entire team.
Solicit feedback and learning experiences from other designers to improve your
design craft

The must-haves
Portfolio with one (1) or more projects that clearly detail your contribution to the
project, product or organization
Holding or pursuing a degree or certificate in UX/UI/Product Design role
Interest and basic understanding of user-centric design and design thinking
principles.
Willingness to learn new user research methods
Introductory knowledge in Human-Computer Interaction, and how interaction
design differs between websites and mobile applications.
Familiarity with UI design such as visual design theory, design systems and
component libraries, accessibility, screen states,...
Ability to design basic prototypes from sketch wireframes to interactive, high-
fidelity Figma prototypes
Eagerness to apply this knowledge in UX to back up your design decisions.
Ability to manage time wisely across projects
Good communication skills and English proficiency