Job Description

Key Responsibilities

Product & UX Design

• Support the design of user flows, wireframes, and UI for GatherSG features and enhancements.
• Translate product requirements and user needs into clear, usable design solutions.
• Iterate on designs based on feedback from users, stakeholders, and senior designers.

Research & Discovery Support

• Assist with user research activities such as interviews, usability testing, and synthesis.
• Help document user insights and translate findings into design improvements.
• Learn to ask the right questions to better understand user problems and contexts.

Design System Usage

• Use design system consistently when designing product features.
• Follow established components, patterns, and guidelines to ensure quality and consistency.
• Provide feedback or flag gaps in the design system when you encounter limitations.

Collaboration & Feedback

• Work closely with product managers and engineers throughout the design and development process.
• Present design work clearly and openly receives feedback.
• Participate in design critiques and team reviews to learn and improve.

Growth & Learning

• Actively seek feedback and guidance to improve your UX and UI skills.
• Build an understanding of product thinking, constraints, and trade-offs.
• Develop confidence in owning small-to-medium scoped design tasks over time.

Requirements

• 1–2 years of experience in UX, UI, or Product Design (including internships or full-time
• roles).
• A portfolio showcasing your design thinking, process, and outcomes.
• Basic understanding of UX principles, interaction design, and usability.
• Familiarity with design tools such as Figma.
• Ability to communicate design ideas clearly, verbally and visually.
• Openness to feedback and a strong learning mindset.

Nice to Have

• Exposure to user research methods (e.g. interviews, usability testing).
• Experience designing for complex or workflow-based products.
• Awareness of accessibility and inclusive design principles.
• Experience working in cross-functional product teams.