❤️ #40 - All the internships!

Author

siddharth muthyala
March 28, 2025

Happy Friday!

Young Designers!! Ready to dive into the world of design internships? Let's explore some exciting opportunities that can kickstart your creative career!!

I just went on a deep dive and asked around and these amazing companies are all hiring interns. The LEGO Group also has a great internship program, ill post about it when it goes live !

Happy days.

Internships from all over the world… This is just me looking, and these all seems like fun companies.

  1. Figma - Product design Intern (USA)

  2. Apple - iPad Design Intern (and more) (USA)

  3. Amazon - UX design intern (Luxemborg)

  4. Nestle - Design intern (Europe & roles worldwide)

  5. Microsoft - UX intern (multiple) (USA)

  6. Hasbro - Creative Intern (USA)

  7. Disney - Product Design Intern (USA)

  8. BMW - GenAi Storytelling (Germany)

  9. Hugo Boss - Design Intern (Germany)

  10. Logitech - UX intern (Ireland)

  11. Nintendo - Online design (Germany)

  12. Karl Lagerfeld - Accessories design (Netherlands)

  13. Samsung - Display Design (Netherlands)

  14. Jysk - UX intern (Denmark)

  15. Paradox Interactive - 2D art (Netherlands)

  16. Valtech - UX UI Intern (Denmark)

  17. Tiktok - Many roles (Worldwide)

  18. Squarespace - Product design (Ireland)

  19. Toyota - UX research (Belgium)

  20. IKEA .- Product Design (China & Worldwide)

  21. EA - Data Science Intern (Canada)

  22. IBM- UX Design (Canada)

  23. Autodesk - HCI Intern (canada)

  24. SAP - iXP Intern (Canada & Worldwide)

  25. Lululemon - Design Intern (Canada)

  26. Adobe - Digital Design (Worldwide Positions)

  27. Frog - Industrial Design Intern (Italy)

  28. Forbes - Summer design intern (USA)

  29. Soundcloud - UX Intern (USA)

  30. Twitch - Art Direction Intern (USA)

  31. And don’t forget to check ot past editions of Design Scramble for more roles

Internships That Don’t Suck: Finding Ones That Actually Help Your Career

Most design internships? Useless. You sit in meetings, tweak button colors, and maybe, just maybe, touch a real project. But a good internship—the kind that actually levels you up—follows a different playbook.

Here’s how to find one that’s worth your time:

Look for real work, not busy work. Ask upfront: “Will I own a project?” If they hesitate, run.

Find mentors, not just managers. You want people who’ll teach, not just assign tasks. Ask if a mentor will be with you during your internship.

Go where feedback flows. A great internship = constant critiques, not radio silence.

Choose impact over prestige. A small startup where you ship real work beats a big-name brand where you don’t.

Set clear goals. Know what you want to learn. If they can’t support that, it’s not the right fit.

A good internship isn’t just a résumé line—it’s a launchpad. Pick wisely.

Remember that you just need to ask to make sure you get the best internship possible

Love,
Sid.
Who am I?
Linkedin 

Hey, if this isn’t for you, no problem—but someone in your network might need it.

Job hunting is tough, and I know from experience how easy it is to focus on just a few familiar companies, forgetting about so many others. That’s why I started this newsletter—not just to share great roles, but to inspire you to think beyond your usual search.

Forwarding this could be the small action that leads someone to their dream job. The impact? Huge!

Where they can sign up too - https://design-scramble.beehiiv.com/ 

Thanks!!