UX/UI design Intern & PM Intern
During my 12-month internship at Bombardier, I supported the company’s digital transformation by contributing to the design and launch of customer-facing and internal tools.
My work spanned the entire product lifecycle — from discovery and usability testing to high-fidelity design and MVP delivery. I collaborated with cross-functional teams to improve user experience, streamline design processes, and help ship products that are now publicly available.
I contributed as a designer and product manger intern across three launched products.
Researching, Protoyping, User-Testing, Backlog management, Roadmapping, Design Visioning
Sketch, Figma, UserTesting
Jira, Confluence
12 Months
January - December 2021
Bombardier is focused on enhancing its suite of digital products to better support both internal operations and customer-facing services.
The core goals of the projects I worked on were:
During my internship at Bombardier, I worked on three distinct digital products, each with unique goals and challenges. Below is a snapshot of each project and the key problems we aimed to solve.
An ipad app to simplify aircraft maintenance and improve data visibility for owners, maintenance crews and aircraft staff.
B2B app that emposasses all bombardier digital services for partners and allows partners to subscribe to new services within the bobardier ecosystem.
A customer-facing aircraft maintenece and work order tracking app to streamline service request submissions and real-time status tracking.
Design aa new internal platform to help partners track and manage ad campaigns across bombarider app.
I worked as a Product Design Intern embedded within Bombardier’s digital product team, contributing across mobile and internal tools. My work spanned from research to final delivery, with impact across the following areas:
Designed critical maintenance workflows and supported the app’s launch. .
Created customer-facing service intake and status tracking screens for App Store release
Led the UX process from ideation to MVP delivery for a new internal B2B platform
I contributed to the design and prototyping of over 200+ screens across Bombardier’s myMaintenance and myService apps. For the myMaintenance app, I worked on workflows that simplified aircraft maintenance tasks and improved field usability for technicians. For the myService app, I focused on service intake and status tracking screens, ensuring consistency and accessibility. Additionally, I led the UX design process for the Partnership Portal from initial ideation to MVP, working independently as the sole designer to deliver key sections including dashboards, campaign tracking, and analytics reporting.
I actively supported product management by participating in roadmap planning and KPI definition for product releases. I collaborated with Product Managers to prioritize backlog items, align sprint goals, and ensure the design system and user stories were sprint-ready. My work helped the team streamline sprint planning and improve backlog clarity by eliminating redundant tickets.
I conducted 10+ user research and usability testing sessions throughout the development process. These sessions included A/B testing and stakeholder interviews, which helped refine key user flows and validate feature decisions. I synthesized feedback into actionable insights that were regularly presented to the senior Product Manager to support product roadmap planning.
Collected targeted feedback through user surveys to uncover pain points and usability gaps.
Analyzed behavioral patterns and user interaction data to support design decisions.
Implemented validated changes into product builds, improving experience ahead of release.
For the Partnership Portal, I owned the end-to-end design process — from problem definition and ideation to low-fidelity sketches, high-fidelity prototypes, and MVP handoff. I worked closely with the Product Manager to define feature prioritization and MVP scope based on both technical feasibility and business value. My designs provided the foundation for the portal’s development and were successfully aligned with internal stakeholder expectations.
The design teams were working with different tools(Sketch, AdobeXD & invision) and disconnected workflows, which caused inefficiencies, design inconsistencies, and slowed collaboration across teams.
Migrate the design system in an industry leading software (Figma), centralized components, and established a unified workflow that improved cross-team collaboration and design efficiency.
I co-led a 5-month migration of Bombardier’s design system from Sketch to Figma, partnering with another intern and our design manager. This involved rebuilding key UI components, creating shared libraries, and onboarding the broader team to the new system. This migration significantly improved collaboration, reduced design inconsistencies, and enabled faster design iterations across teams.
I worked as part of a cross-functional Agile team, collaborating daily with Product Managers, Engineers, Scrum Leads, UX Designers, QA, and external consultants to move projects from idea to release. My role required me to actively contribute across all phases of the product lifecycle — from early discovery and sprint planning to backlog refinement and product delivery.
My design process followed an end-to-end product workflow: Starting with problem discovery and ideation sessions, I moved into user research, low-fidelity wireframing, and iterative high-fidelity mockups that were continuously validated through user and stakeholder feedback. I was involved in shaping product goals, refining sprint tasks, and translating complex user needs into actionable designs.
I was actively involved in backlog management, where I prioritized features, refined Jira tickets, and worked closely with PMs to ensure all stories were sprint-ready. I also supported the team’s sprint execution by documenting product flows, edge cases, and user stories on Confluence, ensuring smooth handoffs across design and engineering teams.
I regularly worked with both internal teams and external consultants, facilitating design visioning sessions, gathering diverse feedback, and aligning product goals across departments.
Designed UIs, screens, and prototypes for myMaintenance and myBombardier mobile apps.
Led Figma migration, built libraries, and prototyped entire myBombardier user flow.
Facilitated design workshops and visioning sessions to align teams and gather project feedback.
Managed backlogs, refined sprint tickets, and documented workflows for team handoffs.
The work I contributed at Bombardier led to tangible product outcomes, team efficiencies, and internal momentum across multiple initiatives. From successful app launches to foundational design system improvements, each project delivered value to both users and internal stakeholders. Below are a few key outcomes that highlight the impact of my design and product thinking.
Launched as part of Bombardier’s Smart Link Plus program. Designed key workflows for technicians.
Helped design and launch customer-facing service experience. Now available on iOS globally.
Owned design for internal B2B tool from scratch. The Partnership Portal MVP was well received by stakeholders and added to Bombardier’s future roadmap after cross-functional reviews..
Figma design system streamlined delivery across products and improved collaboration between designers and devs. Improving team efficency and reducing lead time for feature releases.
Official Bombardier product demo featuring the apps I helped bring to life.
Working on Bombardier’s digital platforms pushed me to grow as a designer and product manager. I learned how to ship high-impact tools within an enterprise Agile environment while balancing user needs, technical constraints, and stakeholder priorities. Leading the design system migration to Figma helped me understand the value of scalable design, while the MVP work on the Partnership Portal sharpened my skills in lean product strategy. I also deepened my ability to work cross-functionally and facilitate alignment between engineering, UX, and business teams.
If I were to do it again, I’d invest even earlier in documenting design decisions and gathering continuous feedback from users and devs to stay tightly aligned throughout the build process.