UI/UX Design Intern
Mindsnack
2 - 5 years
Bengaluru
Posted: 02/06/2026
Job Description
UI/UX Design Intern MindSnack
Location: Bangalore (Work From Office Koramangala)
Duration: 36 months
Stipend: 15,000 30,000/month
About MindSnack
MindSnack is a fast-growing learning startup building bite-sized, 10-minute micro-courses designed for Gen Z and young professionals. Our mission is to make self-improvement as engaging as scrolling social media.
Were looking for a passionate UI/UX Design Intern who loves solving design problems, experimenting with layouts, and creating delightful user experiences.
What Youll Do
- Design UI layouts, flows, and components for mobile and web
- Assist in end-to-end UX design (wireframes prototypes high-fidelity mockups)
- Work with branding and marketing teams to ensure a consistent product experience
- Design visual assets for app, website, and campaigns
- Support in infographics, decks, and presentation design
- (Optional) Explore motion graphics, animations, and reels for product storytelling
What Were Looking For
- Student or recent graduate in Design / Communication / HCI / Related fields
- Proficiency in Figma and Canva (Adobe Suite & After Effects is a plus)
- Strong eye for visual design, color theory, and typography
- Portfolio showcasing college, freelance, or personal projects
- Based in Bangalore and open to WFO (Koramangala)
- Must have own laptop/device for design work
What Youll Get
- Hands-on experience in real product design for a growing startup
- Mentorship and regular design critiques
- Exposure to both product and marketing design workflows
- Opportunity to own design decisions that impact thousands of users
How to Apply:
Send your resume and portfolio to nareshkini@scaleswift.com with the subject line: UI/UX Intern MindSnack
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