What a College Intern - User Experience does at HP:

• Be a key member of the Print Solutions UX team.

• Drive innovation and integration of new technologies and design language into projects and activities within the Print Design organization and with partner organizations within HP.

• Participate in user research and interaction studies.

• Gather and evaluate user requirements in collaboration with product managers and engineers.

• Translate user stories and business requirements into effective designs.

• Illustrate design ideas using storyboards, process flows, prototypes and sitemaps.

• Identify and troubleshoot UX problems.

• Review and evaluate designs and project activities for compliance with current UX guidelines and standards; provide tangible feedback to improve product quality and user experience.

Individuals who do well in this role at HP, usually possess:

• Bachelor or Master's degree in Business, Design, Human Factors Engineering, Social Sciences research, or equivalent.

• Good understanding of application of design theories, principles, and concepts to consumer products and services.

• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.

• Knowledge in designing and implementing research and data collection plans for user experience testing and acceptance.

• Effectively present user experience data, design proposals, and product specifications to senior managers and executives.

• Able to commit for a 6 months internship duration.

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