Junior UI/UX Product Designer

Responsibilities

• Design and iterate on UI/UX across the Vi-Fi app - onboarding, core flows, and new features, from early concept through shipped screens.
• Turn product requirements and briefs into wireframes, user flows, and high-fidelity UI.
• Build and maintain a consistent design system/component library so Vi-Fi feels coherent as it grows.
• Work closely with product managers and engineers throughout the build cycle - not just handing off a file, but staying involved through implementation.
• Look at how the app is actually being used - app store reviews, in-app feedback, analytics, user interviews - to spot friction and propose fixes.
• Continuously improve existing screens and flows post-launch, not only design net-new features.
• Sketch quick wireframes or prototypes to pressure-test ideas before investing in full visual design.
• Stay plugged into how young people in India actually use apps - habits, platforms, and expectations - so Vi-Fi keeps feeling native to its audience.

What were looking for

• 0-1 years of experience in UI/UX design - internships and strong college project work count.
• A portfolio that shows your process and reasoning, not just polished final screens; product (app) work is a strong plus.
• Working proficiency in Figma (or a similar tool); comfort with basic prototyping.
• A solid grasp of mobile-first design, responsive layout, and platform UI conventions (Android/iOS).
• A working understanding of UX fundamentals - information architecture, user flows, usability heuristics.
• Product thinking: curiosity about why a screen isnt converting or where users drop off, not just how it looks.
• Strong communication skills - you can explain and defend a design decision, not just present it.

Nice to have

• Experience designing a consumer mobile app end to end (even a personal or college project).
• Familiarity with basic product analytics or A/B testing concepts.
• Exposure to design systems or component libraries.
• Basic familiarity with HTML/CSS - not required, but it helps in working with developers.
• Experience designing for a youth or Gen-Z audience.

What youll get

• Real ownership on a live consumer product used by thousands of college students, not just campaign assets that run once.
• Direct mentorship from senior product and design leads.
• A front-row seat to how a product evolves based on actual user behavior and feedback.
• A collaborative team thats genuinely immersed in youth culture and how students actually use apps.

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