UX Engineering Intern (San Francisco)

Pinterest•San Francisco, CA

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

Pinterest is looking for inquisitive, collaborative UX Engineer interns to bridge design and front-end engineering. Partnering with mentors across product, design, data, and engineering, you’ll prototype and validate ideas, contribute to our design system, and translate research into polished, performant interfaces. Expect real projects, supportive teammates, and opportunities to ship experiences that are accessible, delightful, and meaningful for our Pinners. At Pinterest, AI isn't just a feature, it's a powerful partner that augments our creativity and amplifies our impact, and we’re looking for candidates who are excited to be a part of that. To get a complete picture of your experience and abilities, we’ll explore your foundational skills and how you collaborate with AI. Through our interview process, what matters most is that you can always explain your approach, showing us not just what you know, but how you think.

Requirements

Current enrollment in a school or education program working towards a Master's in statistics, psychology, sociology, applied sciences, computer science or related field
Obtain Master’s in computer science, statistics, psychology, sociology, applied sciences or related field by 2027
Previous Software Engineering internships
Passion for solving user-experience problems / upleveling the quality of the Pinner experience
Proficiency in a dynamic programming language such as JavaScript, CSS, C++, HTML, Python, Java, Go
Ability to continually learn from your experiences

Responsibilities

Take ownership over the completion and quality of your tasks and project while incorporating guidance from your mentor, manager, and peers
Execute scoped technical tasks end-to-end to help build the future of Pinterest
Deliver code that is well-documented, tested, and operable
Bridge design and engineering teams
Communicate new ideas and opinions with candor as you grow both professionally and personally through learning and development opportunities