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UX Design Intern- Summer 2026 at Roadie in Remote
InternshipRemoteRemote
Skills
figmaux research methodsaccessibilityinclusive designdesign systemsstorybookcuriosity
Job Description
Summary: Roadie, a UPS company, is a leading logistics and delivery platform that helps businesses tackle the complexities of modern retail. As a UX Design & Research Intern, you'll work alongside the UX team to audit components, design in Figma, and collaborate with stakeholders to enhance the design system.
Responsibilities:
- Audit existing components and patterns for usability, consistency, and accessibility compliance
- Design and refine components in Figma, working closely with engineers to make sure what you build can ship
- Use various research methods to inform and validate design system decisions
- Turn insights into clear, practical improvements that make the system stronger
- Write clear documentation that helps designers and engineers work more efficiently
- Collaborate with stakeholders across design, product, and engineering to ensure what you design can actually ship
Required Qualifications:
- Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in HCI, ID, CS, or a related field
- Curiosity about how people interact with products
- Hands-on experience with Figma; familiarity with Storybook is a bonus
- Interest in UX research methods and enthusiasm for putting them into practice
- Systems thinking: you enjoy organizing, structuring, and improving how things work
- Genuine interest in accessibility and inclusive design
- Clear communicator who welcomes feedback and uses it to improve
Required Skills: Figma, UX research methods, Accessibility, Inclusive design, Design systems, Storybook, Curiosity
Internship Start Date: Start in 2026 Summer
Benefits: Mentorship from senior UX designers, Hands-on experience with a real, actively used design system, Portfolio-worthy work you actually shipped
Benefits
Mentorship from senior UX designers
Hands-on experience with a real, actively used design system
Portfolio-worthy work you actually shipped