UX Designer Trainee
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Job description
This is a remote position.
UX Designer Trainee
Location: Remote
Type: Trainee
Are you passionate about user experience and curious about cybersecurity? We're a fast-growing cybersecurity startup building tools that help security teams detect and respond to threats smarter and faster. We're looking for aUX Designer Traineeto join our product team and learn hands-on while designing intuitive, high-impact user interfaces for real-world security challenges.
What You’ll Do
Collaborate with designers, product managers, and engineers to shape UX for our security platform
Create wireframes, prototypes, and visual mockups usingFigma
Participate in user research and testing to uncover insights that drive design decisions
Help simplify complex cybersecurity workflows into clear, user-friendly interfaces
Contribute to ourdesign systemand maintain visual consistency across the product
Collaborate with designers, product managers, and engineers to shape UX for our security platform
Create wireframes, prototypes, and visual mockups usingFigma
Participate in user research and testing to uncover insights that drive design decisions
Help simplify complex cybersecurity workflows into clear, user-friendly interfaces
Contribute to ourdesign systemand maintain visual consistency across the product
Requirements
What We’re Looking For
Freshers(0-1yr exp) with kickass design portfolio
Basic understanding of UX/UI principles and user-centered design
Familiarity with Figma
Curious, open to feedback, and excited to work in a fast-moving startup
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Freshers(0-1yr exp) with kickass design portfolio
Basic understanding of UX/UI principles and user-centered design
Familiarity with Figma
Curious, open to feedback, and excited to work in a fast-moving startup
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Benefits
Bonus If You Have
An interest in cybersecurity, cloud, or enterprise software
Exposure to B2B SaaS or dashboard/product design
Basic knowledge of HTML/CSS
An interest in cybersecurity, cloud, or enterprise software
Exposure to B2B SaaS or dashboard/product design
Basic knowledge of HTML/CSS
What You’ll Get
Mentorship from experienced designers and product leads
A chance to work on a product used by real security teams
Supportive team culture
A foot in the door of a booming industry with tons of growth opportunity
Mentorship from experienced designers and product leads
A chance to work on a product used by real security teams
Supportive team culture
A foot in the door of a booming industry with tons of growth opportunity
Originally posted on Himalayas
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