Front-End Product UI Intern (Second Year or Above)

Front-End Software Engineering Intern

Company: FitMirage
Location: Remote
Duration: 4 Months
Hours: 20+ hours/week (Flexible)
Compensation: Unpaid Internship

About FitMirage

FitMirage is an AI-powered virtual closet and styling platform designed to help users rediscover their personal style, plan outfits, and build confidence using the clothing they already own. Our MVP is actively under development, and we're looking for a Front-End Software Engineering Intern to help us refine, build, and polish the user experience as we prepare for launch.

This internship is ideal for students or early-career developers looking to gain hands-on experience working on a real startup product alongside designers, backend engineers, and product leadership.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain features within our mobile application.
Convert approved Figma designs into responsive, production-ready interfaces.
Improve existing UI components and user flows.
Collaborate with backend engineers to integrate APIs and application data.
Debug UI issues and improve overall app performance.
Participate in sprint planning, standups, and technical discussions.
Work closely with designers to ensure a polished user experience.
Document completed work and provide progress updates.

What You'll Gain

Real-world startup software engineering experience
Experience collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams
Opportunity to contribute to an AI-powered consumer application
Letter of recommendation for outstanding performance

Internship Details

Remote position
Approximately 20+ hours per week
Flexible schedule with expected participation in weekly team meetings
Four-month internship
Unpaid

Ideal Candidate

We're looking for someone who is:

Passionate about building products that people will use.
Comfortable working in a collaborative startup environment.
Reliable, communicative, and willing to ask questions.
Detail-oriented and committed to writing clean, maintainable code.
Excited to see features go from design to a working product.