Product Design Intern

In 1919, the Bauhaus school started with a simple idea: bring together curious people at the beginning of their careers and teach them how to shape the future through design. Many of its students went on to define entire disciplines. We think about our internship program the same way. At Mercury, we believe thoughtful design can transform an industry long shaped by complexity, friction, and indifference - marrying power and beauty, form and function, with intentionality, care, and taste. As we build a radically different kind of banking* experience for startups and scaling companies, design isn't an aesthetic layer added at the end. It's how our products are shaped, how decisions are made, and how customers experience us every day. We're still early in our journey, which is why we care deeply about bringing on curious, thoughtful interns who want to learn quickly and contribute meaningfully. You would be joining our design team of 40+ that thinks rigorously, designs elegantly, and never takes itself too seriously. *Mercury is a financial technology company, not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services provided through Choice Financial Group and Column N.A, Members FDIC. About the Role We're looking for a few Product Design Interns to join our team for the summer. You'll be embedded within a product team alongside designers, engineers, and PMs, collaborating cross-functionally to take real features from ideation to execution. You'll own meaningful work that ships to thousands of businesses, with direct mentorship from a senior designer guiding you throughout. You'll gain hands-on experience across the full design process: understanding user needs, exploring concepts, prototyping interactions, and refining high-fidelity UI. At the end of the program, you'll present your work to the broader design org. This is a fully remote internship. We have offices in SF, NY, and Portland you’re welcome to join if yo

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