Co-op/Intern, Product Design

About the role

You will partner with designers, developers, and product managers while being guided by a mentor on real projects.

Designers shape how products look and feel. Designers create user flows, wireframes, prototypes, and polished visuals. They test ideas with users and iterate on feedback. Design work spans research, interaction design, and visual design. Collaboration with product and engineering happens daily. Design decisions are judged by outcomes such as usability, conversion, and customer satisfaction. Most design teams keep a living design system to keep products consistent.

Key facts

What you'll do

Small refinements and participation in usability and accessibility discussions improve the product.

Planning user research sessions, observing activities, and compiling findings into reports informs design decisions. Research insights are synthesized to guide product teams.

Organizing and maintaining design files, guidelines, and feedback enables teams to reference and reuse design work effectively. Design documentation stays current and accessible.

Cross-functional coordination drives projects forward.

System updates keep experiences aligned for users.

Integrating into Agile delivery rhythms through sprint planning, stand-ups, and design critiques supports team workflows. Team ceremonies coordinate delivery.

Requirements

Pursuing a degree/diploma in UX/UI Design, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related field during the term is required. Enrollment in a relevant program must be current.

Familiarity with design tools like Figma or similar tools is necessary to execute design work. Tool proficiency supports efficient design contributions.

Interest in UX/UI principles, including usability, accessibility, and interaction design, is needed to contribute effectively. Understanding these principles guides practical decisions.

Good attention to detail and a willingness to learn are essential to handle evolving design tasks. Adaptability helps manage changing requirements and feedback.

Strong communication skills are required to collaborate with a cross-functional team across locations. Clear dialogue ensures alignment and reduces misunderstandings.

Providing a portfolio is not required for application, but it is great for showcasing your work. Candidates may submit work samples when available.

Ability to collaborate with others while prioritizing group needs over individual needs is mandatory. Team success depends on cooperative behavior.

Seeking new and better ways of working and generating original, imaginative ideas, products, or solutions is expected. Innovation improves outcomes and user value.

Addressing difficult issues clearly and professionally by stating what needs to be said is required. Direct communication resolves problems constructively.

Conveying thoughts clearly in writing and verbally, listening attentively, and asking questions for understanding are essential. Mutual understanding supports collaboration.

Looking beyond your role to understand how team work drives broader organizational goals is part of the role. Integrated thinking connects individual tasks to company outcomes.

Taking ownership of your responsibilities with accountability and reliability for outcomes is required. Ownership ensures delivery and follow-through in a co-op context.

Helping the team grow and succeed, even when expectations extend beyond standard roles, is expected. Bar-raising raises team capability and performance.

Practical notes

This is a co-op/intern role located in London, England, United Kingdom or Luxembourg, Luxembourg for 4 months starting September 12, 2026. AI tools may be used in hiring, with final decisions made by humans using professional judgment. Good to know

Product design in B2B SaaS focuses on workflows that support business users over long sessions.

Design systems and component libraries help teams maintain consistency and speed.

Research sessions in UX often involve observation, interviews, and synthesis into actionable insights.

Agile ceremonies like sprint planning and stand-ups coordinate delivery across designers and engineers.

Accessibility principles ensure digital products work for people with diverse needs and abilities.

Design feedback loops integrate stakeholder input to balance usability and business goals.