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Product Design Intern (UI/UX)

Our emergency card has a save function nobody can reach: the page has no input fields.

Stipend
₹5,000 / month
Duration
3–6 months (flexible)
Location
Remote — anywhere in India

Who can apply: Students and recent graduates — design, architecture, engineering, or self-taught with a portfolio

Applications are paused.

We've had more applications than we can read properly, and collecting more while people wait would be worse than saying so. The role isn't filled — check back, or leave your email on the careers page and we'll tell you the moment it reopens.

Where you’d start

Fifteen screens render a permanent empty state because they were designed before the data behind them existed. You would rework a few for what the system can deliver, starting with the emergency card and medication passport.

What you’d do

  • Design screens in Figma — flows, states, and the empty and error cases people forget.
  • Extend our design system so things stay consistent across apps.
  • Design for small phones and slow connections first.
  • Sit in on user conversations and turn what you hear into design changes.

What we need from you

This is the real bar. If you meet it, please apply — we would rather teach the rest.

  • Figma basics.
  • A portfolio, even a small or academic one. We care more about your reasoning than your polish.
  • Genuine interest in why a screen confuses someone.

Nice to have — genuinely optional

Not having these will not count against you.

  • Any illustration or motion skill.
  • Awareness of accessibility — contrast, tap targets, text size.
  • Interest in designing in Indian languages.

What you’ll learn

Health-product design, design systems, mobile-first and accessible design, and how design decisions survive contact with users.

What we offer

  • A ₹5,000/month stipend, paid monthly.
  • Fully remote — work from anywhere in India, no relocation.
  • Flexible 3–6 months, and we will work around your exam and semester dates.
  • Real work on a live codebase or live content, not a sandbox project.
  • A completion certificate and a letter of recommendation that describes what you shipped.
  • Direct working contact with the founder — no layers, quick answers.

Being honest with you

We would rather you know this before applying than after joining.

  • We are pre-launch and small. Some weeks are messy and priorities move.
  • ₹5,000/month is a learning stipend, not a salary. Please weigh that honestly against your situation.
  • We cannot promise a full-time offer at the end — that depends on funding. If it happens, you will hear it from us directly and early.
  • You will need your own laptop and a workable internet connection.

How to apply

This is how it works when applications reopen.

  1. Fill in the form on this page — six questions and a file, about five minutes. No account needed.
  2. Attach your CV (a single PDF is perfect) and anything you have built — GitHub, Figma, a blog, a reel, a college project. Coursework counts.
  3. In three or four sentences, tell us why women’s and family health interests you. We read every one of these.
  4. No cover letter template needed. Plain, specific writing is better.
  5. Prefer email? careers@shely.health with the role in the subject line reaches the same place.
Tell me when this reopens

What happens next

  1. We read your application and reply either way, usually within a week.
  2. A 20–30 minute call to talk through your interests and answer your questions.
  3. One small take-home task, scoped to about 3–4 hours. We do not set unpaid multi-day assignments.
  4. A final call, then a decision.