UX Developer Intern

About the role

Make a technically serious product feel simple — so a creator can ask one question and understand the answer, uncertainty included.

What you'll do

Design and build interfaces in React and TypeScript, from first sketch to shipped code

Turn statistical results into visuals people can actually read — intervals, segments, confidence

Build the scroll-driven stories and micro-interactions that explain the product

Keep the product fast, accessible and calm on low-end Android phones

You might be a fit if

You design in code, or code with a designer's eye

You would rather remove a feature than explain it

You care about how uncertainty is shown, not just how numbers look

What you'll learn

Data-dense product design

Canvas and motion without heavy libraries

Designing for trust

What we ask in the application

Show us something you made that turns something complicated into something simple. What did you remove to get there?

A creator just wants to know which of two titles to use. Our answer is "B, probably — 68%, medium confidence". How would you show that without losing them or misleading them?

Portfolio or live work

Tell us about a time you were confidently wrong. How did you find out, and what changed after?

Pick one thing Indian consumers or viewers do that outsiders consistently get wrong. Explain what's really going on.

Simulating how people respond is either very useful or quietly dangerous. Where do you think the line is?