Our client, a design and branding company based in downtown Austin, is looking for a UX Design Intern to join its product team for a semester-long internship. This role supports the design of digital interfaces for web and mobile applications used by the studio's client base across retail, healthcare, and technology sectors.
The intern will work alongside senior designers and researchers throughout the product development cycle, from early concept sketches through wireframes, prototypes, and final visual design. This is a hands-on opportunity to build a professional portfolio while learning how a working design studio operates day to day.
This internship is well suited for a student or recent graduate pursuing a degree in design, human-computer interaction, or a related field who wants direct exposure to client-facing design work in a fast-paced studio environment.
This is a on-site position based in Austin, Texas 78701.
This is listed as a Entry level role. See the Requirements section above for the specific qualifications the client is looking for.
Paid hourly internship, Mentorship from experienced designers, Portfolio-building project experience, Exposure to real client engagements, Flexible scheduling around class commitments, Networking opportunities within the Austin design community.
Posted on November 15, 2026 with 17 applications so far. Applying early is recommended, as our recruiters begin reviewing candidates as soon as applications come in.
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