Advanced Degree UX Design/Research – Full-time Intern Conversion
About this internship
Oracle is hiring an Advanced Degree UX Design/Research full-time intern conversion role in the United States with a remote work model, within its data governance and data management industry focus. The internship is intended for candidates who have graduated with a master’s degree or PhD within 12 months of the start date (no later than August 2026). Pay is listed at $68K–$141K per year.
Qualifications
Required
- Have graduated with a master’s degree or PhD in Product/Industrial Design, HCI, Human Factors, Usability Engineering, or a related field within 12 months of actual start date, no later than August 2026.
- Have academic course work, completed project research or have prior work experience with two or more of the following design tools: Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premier Pro, Dreamweaver, After Effects, etc.); Sketch; InVision; Principle; Axure; Balsamiq; or equivalent.
- Have project experience, work experience, or academic course work in two or more of the following areas: Information architecture, wireframing, storyboarding, visualization, prototyping, sketching, surveying, user research, personas, user testing.
Nice to have
- A portfolio or case study examples that clearly show your UX design and/or research process from problem definition through outcomes.
- Comfort explaining design decisions using evidence from user research, surveys, personas, or user testing.
- Experience collaborating asynchronously in a remote setting, including sharing prototypes and incorporating feedback.
- Strong written communication skills for documenting research insights, requirements, and design rationale.
- Ability to work across multiple stages of UX work such as information architecture, wireframing, prototyping, and visualization.
How to stand out (TUN tip)
Before you apply, pick 2–3 projects that match the role’s listed areas (for example, wireframing + prototyping or surveying + user testing) and map each one to the tools you used (such as Figma or Adobe Creative Cloud). In your resume and portfolio, note your advanced degree graduation timing so it’s clear you’re within the 12-month window and no later than August 2026.