User Experience Designer

About the Role
We’re looking for a  Product Design Intern  to join us. Someone who believes great products aren’t just screens, they’re experiences people  feel .
If you enjoy crafting smooth user journeys, intentional micro-interactions (the kind that  make sense and adds clarity , not just look cool) that actually improves usability, you’ll fit right in.
This is  not  an ad-hoc, “do-this-quickly” internship. You’ll work on  real product problems , own meaningful design outcomes, and see your work shipped to real users.
You’ll have hands-on experience working on a live, consumer-facing product. You’ll collaborate closely with product managers, engineers, and marketers to build experiences that are thoughtful, aesthetic, and functional.
Why intern at Kyn?
Real work. Real impact.
You’ll work on  actual product problems , not ad-hoc tasks. Your designs will directly influence the way our users think and react.
Full ownership, not side quests
Animation-led features? Micro-interactions? You’ll  own them end to end  - from idea to live product. It’s a promise.
Zero ego. Flat hierarchy  (This is our real flex) .
No “manager says so” energy here. You work directly with our leadership team (they are cool leaders), product managers, product designers, engineers, and marketers.
Your work won’t stay in Figma
If it’s good, it ships. And real users will see it, feel it, and use it.
We believe Intern ≠ assistant
We don’t treat interns like extra hands. If you think like a designer, we’ll treat you like one.
What You’ll Do
Design  end-to-end user journeys and flows  for apps and web products
Create  animations and micro-interactions  that adds clarity, and build delightful in-product experiences
Design UI screens, components, and layouts using  Figma
Apply  colour theory  and follow design systems to keep things consistent and accessible
Explore and experiment with new interaction patterns (and ship the good ones)

Skillsets Required
You should be comfortable working with:
Rive
Figma
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Photoshop
Should Have
A  strong portfolio  that shows your product design thinking
Know how to craft  engaging micro-interactions and smooth transitions
Be able to  map and design user journeys
Basic understanding of  colour theory and colour schemes
Care deeply about user experience, micro-level details and have a knack for visual storytelling
You got our attention if you have...
Experience designing animations and micro-interactions for  apps or web products
Familiarity with  design systems  and component-based design

Now, since you’ve read until this point, here is a note. This internship comes with a genuine opportunity to convert to a  full-time role  based on performance.