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Dashboard and Data Visualisation UI Intern
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What this role pays, in context
This listing pays 17% below the median for UI/UX Designer roles in India, which sits at ₹10.5K a month.
25th pct ₹9.5K75th pct ₹13.5K
Median of 13 other live UI/UX Designer listings in India on this board that state pay. Roles that do not disclose a salary are excluded rather than counted as zero.
The screen recruiters stare at all day
Our recruiter analytics dashboard shows applicant volume, source breakdown and time to first response. It currently does this with four pie charts and a table that scrolls sideways. Over three months you will turn it into something people use to make decisions.
Concretely
You will redesign the dashboard around the two questions recruiters ask most: which of my posts are working, and which candidates am I about to lose. That means choosing chart forms deliberately, designing empty and loading states for accounts with almost no data, and building filter and date range controls that do not eat half the screen.
You will also design the CSV export and scheduled report flows, and define a small charting spec covering axis rules, colour assignment across series, and how a chart behaves when someone drops the browser to 380 pixels wide.
How we work
Fully remote within India, with two live critiques a week and asynchronous feedback in Figma the rest of the time. You get anonymised usage data to study before you design anything, and the analytics engineer will run queries for you on request. A good fit if you like constraints and are not scared of a spreadsheet.
Responsibilities
- Redesign the recruiter analytics dashboard around the two questions users ask most
- Choose chart forms deliberately and document why each one was picked
- Design empty, loading, sparse data and error states for every widget
- Build filter and date range controls that stay usable on a narrow screen
- Design the CSV export and scheduled report flows end to end
- Write a small charting spec covering axes, series colour and small screen behaviour
Requirements
- Final year student or recent graduate, zero professional experience expected
- Able to read a chart critically and say what it hides
- Comfortable with Figma variants and building responsive layouts
- Willing to look at usage data before designing rather than after
- Available during Indian business hours for two live critiques a week
Skills
Benefits
- Monthly stipend with fully remote work from anywhere in India
- Anonymised product usage data to ground your decisions
- Two live critiques a week plus asynchronous feedback in Figma
- A data heavy case study, which most junior portfolios lack