Working Student - UX/UI Design (f/m/d)

Frankfurt am Main

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your area of work

The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) area is at the heart of the Information Technology division of Deutsche Börse Group. The CTO area develops and operates the group-wide IT infrastructure (network, data centers and cloud), the Group Data & Advanced Analytics and the Enterprise Architecture which significantly contribute to Deutsche Börse Group overall strategy. The CTO area drives digital transformation and leverages innovation while keeping production operations stable are the core pillars of the shared services.

We are looking for a motivated and creative working student or intern (UX/UI designer) to join our team. In this role, you will primarily focus on UI design for our flagship product – the DBG Data & Analytics Marketplace – as well as contribute to smaller projects. You will work closely with our product and data science teams to create intuitive, visually appealing interfaces that enhance user experience. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic environment and contribute to impactful digital products in the financial industry, where data and analytics play a critical role.

Your responsibilities:

• You design and refine user interfaces for web-based applications, primarily using Figma
• You collaborate with product managers and developers to translate requirements into engaging UI designs
• You ensure consistency with design guidelines and maintain a high standard of usability
• You support UX activities such as wireframing and prototyping when needed
• You contribute ideas to improve the overall user experience and visual design
• You assist in preparing design assets and documentation for development handover

Your profile:

• You are enrolled in a Bachelor’s program (at least in your 3rd semester) or a Master’s program in design, human-computer interaction, or a related field
• You have a strong interest in UI design; a basic understanding of UX principles is a plus
• You are proficient in Figma and familiar with modern design tools and workflows
• You can create clean, user-friendly, and visually appealing designs
• You have a basic understanding of the financial industry and an interest in data-driven products
• You are detail-oriented, creative, and eager to learn in a fast-paced environment
• You have excellent oral and written communication skills and are fluent in English. German is a plus

Start date: 01/03/2026

Why Deutsche Börse Group?

We are committed to providing a work environment where everyone feels welcome and can reach their full potential. Our standards go far beyond simply matching candidates with the right position.

Mobility

We enable you to move freely with our job tickets, job (e-)bikes and free parking opportunities.

Work environment

Collaboration, communication, or deep focus – in our modern office buildings you will find the perfect work environment. Free drinks and food and meal allowances included.

Health and wellbeing

We care for your health and wellbeing and besides various health promotion measures we offer you a group accident insurance and additional insurance offers at discounted rates.

Financial stability

We provide financial stability by offering attractive salaries, company pension schemes, participation in our Group Share Plan, as well as bonuses, subsidies and discounts.

Hybrid work

Collaborate and exchange on-site or work remotely several days a week in line with business needs and local regulations. Our hybrid working model combines the best of both worlds.

Flexible working hours

We want your job to fit your life situation and offer flexible working time models, childcare allowance, or the possibility to study alongside your job.

Internationality

Our market infrastructures are globally connected. Working with us means collaborating with like-minded colleagues across over 60 locations from more than 100 nations.

Development

We promote individual development by offering internal development programmes, mentoring, further education and training budgets.