Product Design Intern (Roblox)

Location: San Mateo, California, United States; hybrid office schedule with required presence Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and optional presence Monday and Friday.

Salary: $58 per hour.

Company

Roblox builds a 3D immersive platform and tools that enable a global community of developers and creators to build interactive experiences.

What you will do

• Solve complex workflows and create user-friendly, accessible experiences using emerging technologies and creative tools.
• Design features, prototypes, and solutions informed by user needs, business goals, data, and competitive analysis.
• Improve established design frameworks while exploring new approaches to design and storytelling.
• Present design concepts through storytelling and refine work using feedback from senior designers.
• Collaborate with experienced designers, engineers, and product managers during a 12-week internship.

Requirements

• Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in Design or a related field, including UX/UI, Interaction, Motion, Graphics, Typography, Web, or Product Design.
• Interest in designing features, creating prototypes, conducting competitive analysis, and performing user research.
• Ability to understand user behaviors, needs, and motivations and apply them to the design process.
• Strong interest in aesthetic quality across software, hardware, architecture, and art.
• For this office-based role, regular attendance in San Mateo is required.

Culture & Benefits

• Work on a global platform used by millions of daily users.
• Collaborate with experienced designers, engineers, and product managers.
• Receive support while developing a professional design portfolio and expanding design skills.
• Roblox provides reasonable accommodations during the recruiting process for qualifying disabilities or religious beliefs.

Hiring process

• Applications close Friday, October 30 at 5 PM PST.
• Age, date of birth, and dates of attendance or graduation may be redacted from the resume.
• Future H-1B sponsorship may not be supported, and certain U.S. visa-related work authorizations may not be eligible.