Design Intern

Sprinklr is the definitive, AI-native platform for Unified Customer Experience Management (Unified-CXM), empowering brands to deliver extraordinary experiences at scale — across every customer touchpoint.

By combining human instinct with the speed and efficiency of AI, Sprinklr helps brands earn trust and loyalty through personalized, seamless, and efficient customer interactions. Sprinklr’s unified platform provides powerful solutions for every customer-facing team — spanning social media management, marketing, advertising, customer feedback, and omnichannel contact center management — enabling enterprises to unify data, break down silos, and act on real-time insights.

Today, 1,900+ enterprises and 60% of the Fortune 100 rely on Sprinklr to help them deliver consistent, trusted customer experiences worldwide.

Role Overview

Design Interns will support the Product Design team in creating intuitive, consistent, and impactful experiences for enterprise users. They will work on real product features, learn design systems, contribute to user-centered research and discovery, and collaborate with senior designers and design managers to deliver measurable value. This role is especially relevant for candidates who are curious about artificial intelligence (AI), agentic design practices, and how emerging technologies can help people complete complex work with greater clarity, trust, and control.

Duration - 6 months

What Makes You Qualified?

- Portfolio with 2–3 projects showing process and outcomes.

- Strong fundamentals in interaction design, hierarchy, and usability.

- Proficiency in Figma (components, auto-layout, prototyping)

- Exposure to artificial intelligence (AI) design tools and workflows, including Figma, Lovable, Cursor, or similar tools used for exploration, prototyping, and design iteration.

- Understanding of agentic design practices, including designing experiences where AI systems can plan, act, explain their reasoning, request confirmation, recover from errors, and keep users in control.

- Some experience with user research, competitive research, or secondary research, with the ability to translate findings into clear design decisions and product recommendations.

- Ability to frame problems and find solutions.