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UI/UX Designer - Subscriptions Internship

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UI/UX Designer - Subscriptions Internship
LYNA is building the next generation of FemTech — an AI-powered women’s health platform connecting nutrition, hormones, symptoms, and personalised health insights.
We’re looking for a creative and analytical UI/UX Designer Intern to help design LYNA’s paywalls, subscription journeys, and premium user experience.
Role Details
Position: UI/UX Designer — Paywalls & Subscriptions Intern
Duration: 3 months
Type: Unpaid internship
Location: Fully remote
Hours: Flexible
What you’ll do
- Design and optimise paywalls and subscription screens
- Create compelling premium upgrade experiences
- Design onboarding and conversion journeys
- Improve the user experience from free → premium
- Develop wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs
- Explore different subscription and pricing presentations
- Design experiments and variations to improve conversion
- Analyse user behaviour and identify UX opportunities
- Work closely with the founder, product, and growth teams
- Help create a premium experience that feels valuable, trustworthy, and aligned with women’s health
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What we’re looking for
- Strong interest in UI/UX, product design, and digital experiences
- Understanding of user journeys, conversion, and usability
- Experience with Figma or similar design tools
- Good eye for visual design, typography, and interaction
- Interest in subscriptions, SaaS, mobile apps, or consumer products
- Data-driven and curious about what makes users convert
- Portfolio or examples of UI/UX work preferred
- Interest in FemTech, AI, healthtech, or startups


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What you’ll gain
- Hands-on experience designing real subscription and monetisation experiences
- Portfolio-worthy product design work
- Exposure to growth, product, and conversion optimisation
- Direct collaboration with the founding team
- Experience at an early-stage FemTech startup
- Recommendation/reference upon successful completion
- Potential future opportunities with LYNA as we grow
This is a 3-month, fully remote, unpaid internship with flexible hours.
Help design the experience that turns LYNA users into long-term members — and shape how the next generation of FemTech products are monetised.
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