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Designday is a design and technology studio in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, inviting interns to explore UX/UI design and product concepts. You’ll analyze mobile and web products, map user journeys, and document design patterns.
Interns will work with the design team, using Figma, and contribute to real-world projects. The 4-month, in-office program starts with unpaid onboarding month, followed by a stipend based on performance, with potential for full-time opportunity.
Designday is a design and technology studio working across UX/UI design, product strategy, digital experiences, and AI-powered design workflows.
As a UX/UI Designer, you will work with our design and product team to understand how digital products are structured and how users move through different screens, flows, and scenarios.
You will be trained to analyse mobile and web applications, understand user journeys, identify UX patterns, organise product screens, and document different product experiences.
Students, recent graduates, or beginners pursuing UX/UI Design, Product Design, Interaction Design, Graphic Design, HCI, Computer Science, or related fields.
Previous internship experience is not mandatory. A presentable portfolio is mandatory, and design project, or UX/UI coursework can be preferred.
You will be trained to understand & design digital products beyond visual design, including apps, user flows, journeys, screens, scenarios, UX patterns, product structures, benchmarking, and real-world design systems.
This is a 4-month, in-office internship based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The first month will be an unpaid training and onboarding period. From the second month onward, interns will receive a stipend starting from ₹5,000 per month, based on performance, consistency, and contribution.
High-performing interns may also be considered for future opportunities & will be offered a full time employment opportunity at Designday.
You won’t just learn how to make screens look better. You’ll learn how digital products actually work, how users move through different journeys, and how UX decisions are made across real-world applications.