Working Student (all genders) Product Design
Working Student (all genders) Product Design
You’re studying Product Design (or something close to it), love asking why, and get excited when you can actually improve things instead of just talking about them?
Perfect.
We’re looking for a Working Student to support our in-house Product Design team - someone who’s eager to get their hands dirty in usability testing, research, and real product decisions. This is not a “watch and learn from the sidelines” role. You’ll actively contribute, validate ideas, structure insights, and help shape user experiences in a fast-moving, startup-like environment.
If you enjoy turning feedback into action, love structured thinking, and want to see how design decisions are made in the real world - keep reading.
Your Mission
Support our Product Design team in turning user insights into better experiences - and better experiences into measurable impact. You’ll help us test, validate, research, structure, and execute. In short: you’ll make sure great ideas don’t stay ideas.
Your Responsibilities
1. Usability Testing & Validation Support
- Prepare usability test scenarios and define clear objectives
- Set up and manage research tools (e.g., surveys, testing setups)
- Create surveys to validate design decisions (e.g., CTAs, buttons, interaction patterns)
- Document user behavior and extract structured insights
- Support in analyzing findings and identifying patterns and improvement areas
2. User Insight & Research
- Conduct primary and secondary research (surveys, desk research, data reviews)
- Perform competitive and market research to identify benchmarks and user expectations
- Investigate specific UX topics using qualitative and quantitative methods
- Synthesize findings into clear, structured summaries for design and product discussions
3. Ad-Hoc Design Support
- Support designers with hands-on tasks across projects
- Help finalize and update presentation decks (e.g., All Hands, stakeholder slides)
- Assist with style guide tasks and maintaining visual consistency
- Contribute to design tickets (e.g., banners, small execution tasks)
What You Bring
- You’re currently studying Product Design or a related field (advanced Bachelor’s or Master’s level)
- You’re available at least 15 hours per week
- You have a strong interest in UX, usability testing, and design research
- You enjoy structured thinking and working detail-oriented
- You’re proactive and able to identify tasks independently
- You’re comfortable working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
- Experience with Figma is a strong plus
- German and English at C1 level
- And most importantly: You’re curious. You ask questions. You don’t wait to be told every next step. You’re excited about turning feedback into better products.
JUMiNGO offers you
- Flexible working hours, hybrid option (1 day in office per week) and possibility for up to 12 days of "workation" per year
- 10-15 (depending on your work split) paid vacation days to recharge your batteries as well as the option to take unpaid vacation days
- Stability through permanent employment and optional a company pension plan
- Extensive onboarding as well as start-up flair with short communication channels and flat hierarchies in an agile working environment
- Modern, bright office building at Cologne Central Station with ergonomic office equipment, Skygarden with Dom-view and several sun terraces for relaxed breaks (if preferred - you are also free to work completely remotely)
- Monthly €25 extra cash for "Whatever you want!" (via Pluxee Card or Urban Sports membership) as well as a mobility allowance for either a Germany ticket or parking spot
- Cool drinks, coffee, fruit and snacks as well as an in-house restaurant to make your office days even better
- Several office dogs as well as the possibility to bring your (office-suitable) four-legged friend along
Sounds good?
We think so, too! Apply now at JUMiNGO in just 3 minutes and be #partofthehub
We can't wait to see how you'll shape our frontend future!
❗Please note, that we can only consider applications from within Germany for compliance reasons.
Your contact person:
Alina Fischer
Talent Acquisition Partner
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