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We’re looking for a UX Design Intern to join the Platform Experiences (PEX) team at Align Technology. This internship offers hands-on experience in designing intuitive, elegant, and scalable digital solutions that connect the Invisalign®, iTero®, and exocad® ecosystems.

You’ll work alongside experienced designers, product managers, and engineers to help shape the future of digital orthodontics and restorative dentistry. This role is ideal for students who are passionate about human-centered design, eager to learn in a fast-paced environment, and interested in how design can make a meaningful impact in healthcare technology.
What We're Looking For
Typically:

· Education: Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in UX/UI Design, Human–Computer Interaction, Industrial Design, or a related field.

· Experience: Academic or project experience demonstrating understanding of user-centered design principles. Prior internship design experience is a plus.

· Skills:

o Basic proficiency in Figma or other design tools.

o Strong visual design sense and attention to detail.

o Curiosity to learn about design systems, accessibility, and research methods.

· Language: Professional English proficiency, with the ability to participate in meetings, document design decisions clearly, and present work in design reviews.

· Work Model: Ability to work onsite in the Costa Rica office and collaborate across time zones.

Mindset:

o Open to feedback and mentorship.

o Collaborative, proactive, and eager to grow in a professional environment.


Complementary Skills

· Familiarity with 3D, motion, or prototyping tools.

· Interest in healthcare, medtech, or data-driven platforms.

· Curiosity about AI-assisted design or emerging design technologies.


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