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UX Research Intern roles qualify for TN visa sponsorship under the Social Science or Computer Systems Analyst categories, depending on how the position is scoped. Canadian citizens can secure TN status at the port of entry; Mexican citizens require a consular appointment. Your degree field and the role's research methodology must align clearly for approval.
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Get Access To All JobsINTRODUCTION
Design @ Zuora For over 15 years, Zuora has led the way in subscription management. Our platform has evolved through multiple technology stacks and acquisitions, which means there’s incredible diversity in our application—and also a tremendous opportunity to unify and elevate our UX standards.
The Opportunity
Be our first dedicated UX researcher and make an outsized impact. You'll have the unique opportunity to establish user research practices from the ground up, uncover critical friction points through customer interviews, and deliver recommendations that will directly influence what we build next. This isn't a coffee-fetching internship—your research will shape real product decisions. Over 3 months, you'll conduct 15-20 customer interviews, perform competitive analysis, synthesize findings, and deliver a prioritized roadmap of feature improvements. You'll work closely with our Head of Product Design while having the autonomy to drive your research independently.
- Conduct in-depth customer interviews to identify friction points and unmet needs
- Analyze user behavior using Qualtrics and Amplitude to validate interview findings
- Perform competitive analysis to identify market gaps and opportunities
- Synthesize research into actionable, prioritized recommendations aligned with business goals
- Present monthly findings to product, design, and engineering stakeholders
- Deliver a comprehensive final report that influences our product roadmap
Who You Are
- Currently enrolled in a graduate program (HCI, UX Research, Psychology, Cognitive Science, or related field)
- Strong foundation in user research methodologies—you know how to conduct interviews, synthesize findings, and translate insights into recommendations
- Highly independent and self-directed—you can manage ambiguity and prioritize without constant oversight
- Excellent communicator who can present complex findings clearly to different audiences
- Analytical thinker who can balance qualitative insights with quantitative data
- Portfolio or examples of previous research work (academic or professional)
Bonus Points
- Experience with B2B SaaS products or fintech
- Familiarity with Qualtrics, Amplitude, or similar tools
- Track record of conducting remote user interviews
- Knowledge of competitive analysis frameworks
What You'll Gain
- Real impact: Your research will directly influence product decisions, not collect dust in a folder
- Ownership: Establish research practices in an organization without a dedicated research team
- Portfolio gold: Ship professional research artifacts you'll be proud to show in interviews
- Mentorship: Work directly with our Head of Product Design and cross-functional leaders
- Industry exposure: Deep dive into complex B2B fintech problems
- Network: Build relationships and get strong references for your next role
The Details
- Duration: 3 months (12 weeks)
- Compensation: $30/hour
- Work Model: Hybrid with more in-office time during the first month for onboarding, then flexible
- Start Date: May 2026 (flexible based on your availability)
- Reports to: Head of Product Design
How To Apply
Send us your resume, portfolio (or link to research samples), and a brief note about why you're interested in this role and what you hope to gain from the experience.
INTRODUCTION
Design @ Zuora For over 15 years, Zuora has led the way in subscription management. Our platform has evolved through multiple technology stacks and acquisitions, which means there’s incredible diversity in our application—and also a tremendous opportunity to unify and elevate our UX standards.
The Opportunity
Be our first dedicated UX researcher and make an outsized impact. You'll have the unique opportunity to establish user research practices from the ground up, uncover critical friction points through customer interviews, and deliver recommendations that will directly influence what we build next. This isn't a coffee-fetching internship—your research will shape real product decisions. Over 3 months, you'll conduct 15-20 customer interviews, perform competitive analysis, synthesize findings, and deliver a prioritized roadmap of feature improvements. You'll work closely with our Head of Product Design while having the autonomy to drive your research independently.
- Conduct in-depth customer interviews to identify friction points and unmet needs
- Analyze user behavior using Qualtrics and Amplitude to validate interview findings
- Perform competitive analysis to identify market gaps and opportunities
- Synthesize research into actionable, prioritized recommendations aligned with business goals
- Present monthly findings to product, design, and engineering stakeholders
- Deliver a comprehensive final report that influences our product roadmap
Who You Are
- Currently enrolled in a graduate program (HCI, UX Research, Psychology, Cognitive Science, or related field)
- Strong foundation in user research methodologies—you know how to conduct interviews, synthesize findings, and translate insights into recommendations
- Highly independent and self-directed—you can manage ambiguity and prioritize without constant oversight
- Excellent communicator who can present complex findings clearly to different audiences
- Analytical thinker who can balance qualitative insights with quantitative data
- Portfolio or examples of previous research work (academic or professional)
Bonus Points
- Experience with B2B SaaS products or fintech
- Familiarity with Qualtrics, Amplitude, or similar tools
- Track record of conducting remote user interviews
- Knowledge of competitive analysis frameworks
What You'll Gain
- Real impact: Your research will directly influence product decisions, not collect dust in a folder
- Ownership: Establish research practices in an organization without a dedicated research team
- Portfolio gold: Ship professional research artifacts you'll be proud to show in interviews
- Mentorship: Work directly with our Head of Product Design and cross-functional leaders
- Industry exposure: Deep dive into complex B2B fintech problems
- Network: Build relationships and get strong references for your next role
The Details
- Duration: 3 months (12 weeks)
- Compensation: $30/hour
- Work Model: Hybrid with more in-office time during the first month for onboarding, then flexible
- Start Date: May 2026 (flexible based on your availability)
- Reports to: Head of Product Design
How To Apply
Send us your resume, portfolio (or link to research samples), and a brief note about why you're interested in this role and what you hope to gain from the experience.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding TN Visa Sponsorship as a UX Research Intern
Align your degree to the role description
TN approval depends on a direct connection between your credential and the job duties. A psychology or human-computer interaction degree maps cleanly to UX research tasks; a general business degree often doesn't survive officer scrutiny without a detailed support letter.
Request a methodology-specific offer letter
Ask the employer to describe research methods in the offer letter, such as usability testing, interview protocols, and affinity mapping. Officers evaluate whether the role requires specialized knowledge, not just whether 'UX' appears in the title.
Target employers with structured internship programs
Companies running formal internship cohorts typically have HR teams experienced in employment authorization paperwork. Smaller studios may want to sponsor but lack the internal process to execute TN documentation correctly and on time.
Clarify your classification before filing
UX Research Intern roles can qualify under Social Science or Computer Systems Analyst depending on the work scope. Getting the USMCA category wrong is a common denial trigger. Use Migrate Mate to confirm the right classification before your employer submits any documents.
Plan for Mexican nationals' consular timeline
Mexican citizens must apply at a U.S. consulate, which adds scheduling lead time. Build at least six to eight weeks into your start-date negotiation to account for appointment availability and administrative processing at your consular post.
Confirm your start date covers CBP processing
Canadian citizens seeking TN status at a land border or airport port of entry can be approved the same day, but delays happen. Negotiate a start date with a few days of buffer so a long CBP queue doesn't put you in breach of your offer.
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Find UX Research Intern JobsUX Research Intern TN Visa: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a UX Research Intern role actually qualify for TN visa sponsorship?
It can, but the classification isn't automatic. UX Research Intern roles are most commonly filed under the Social Science or Computer Systems Analyst USMCA categories. The determining factor is whether the position requires a bachelor's degree in a directly related field and involves work that matches the category's definition. A vague job title alone won't satisfy a CBP officer.
How does the TN visa compare to H-1B for a UX Research Intern position?
The TN visa has no annual lottery and no cap for Canadian citizens, meaning you can apply when you have an offer rather than waiting for a selection round. H-1B requires entering the lottery in March for an October start, making it impractical for internship timelines. The trade-off is that TN requires clear USMCA category alignment, which UX research roles don't always meet without careful documentation.
What documents does my employer need to provide for a TN filing?
Your employer needs to prepare a detailed support letter on company letterhead describing your role, your specific research duties, the degree requirement for the position, your USMCA category, and the employment terms. For Canadian citizens, this letter goes directly to CBP. For Mexican citizens, it accompanies your DS-160 and consular application package.
Where can I find UX Research Intern jobs that actively offer TN visa sponsorship?
Most general job boards don't filter by visa type, so you end up applying broadly and finding out late in the process that sponsorship isn't available. Migrate Mate is built specifically for TN visa job seekers and surfaces UX Research Intern roles from employers who have already indicated TN sponsorship availability, saving you the back-and-forth.
Can I change employers or extend my TN status after the internship ends?
Yes on both counts. TN status is employer-specific, so starting a new role requires a new TN application tied to the new employer's offer letter. Extensions can be filed at CBP for Canadian citizens or through USCIS for anyone needing a longer runway. Each renewal or new filing must meet the same USMCA category requirements as the original approval.
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