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Design Systems and React UI Intern
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Why this internship exists
Nine product surfaces, nine slightly different buttons. That is the problem you are being brought in to solve. Over these two months you will help consolidate MailerMen's scattered interface into a single React component library that every team can install and trust.
The actual work
You audit what exists today, cataloguing every variant of button, input, modal and toast currently shipping in production. Then you rebuild the twenty most used of them as accessible, themeable components with Radix primitives underneath and Tailwind on top. Each ships with a Storybook story, a prop table and dark mode support. You will argue about naming, about spacing scales, and about whether a component really needs eleven props or four.
Who this suits
This is a short, unpaid internship aimed at final-year students who care more about craft than title. If you notice when a focus ring is missing or an icon sits one pixel off centre, you will enjoy it. You work from our Baner office twice a week and remotely otherwise, with a weekly critique where your components get taken apart kindly and put back together better.
Responsibilities
- Audit every button, input, modal and toast variant currently running in production
- Rebuild the twenty most used components using Radix primitives and Tailwind
- Write a Storybook story and prop table for each component you ship
- Add dark mode tokens and verify contrast ratios meet WCAG AA
- Propose a naming and spacing convention for the shared library
- Present your components at the weekly design critique
Requirements
- Final-year student or recent graduate; no prior job experience needed
- Have built at least one React interface you can walk us through
- A genuine eye for spacing, alignment and typography
- Able to be in the Baner office two days a week
Skills
Benefits
- Certificate + Letter of Recommendation
- Weekly critique session with the product design team
- Your components credited in the public design system repository
- Flexible hours that work around college timetables