About this role
How you get this role There is no CV screen for this one. The only way in is Tabby Imagine , an open design and product challenge for Saudi Arabia. Three places are awarded, first, second and third, and each winner takes this role. Come up with a product idea for Tabby: something new, or a change to what is already there. Send it in whatever form shows it best: a written page, a Figma file, a clickable prototype, working code, or a short video. One of them is enough, and there is no required format. Everything reaches us as a link. The entry form requires one and there is no file upload, so a written entry is sent as a link to the written page. Every link has to open for anyone holding it. Our design system is public at brand.tabby.ai . Entries are read blind. Your name is hidden while the panel scores. The strongest entrants present their work live at the final, in front of an audience. That session replaces the interview for this role. Naming you publicly as a winner needs your separate consent, and refusing it does not disqualify you. Entries open on 16 September and close on 30 September. Register at tabby.sa/en-SA/engineering/imagine . We are hiring on evidence of how you think about a product. Your challenge entry is that evidence, and it is the only thing the panel reads. What you will do Interns work on real product decisions under senior review. Product work end to end Take a real problem in the Tabby app from question to shipped change Run the research. Talk to users, read the data, and work out what is actually broken Size the problem honestly and say what you would not do Design Design the solution in Figma: flows, screens, states, edge cases Take the work through critique with the product and design team and rework it Hand off to engineers and stay with the build through release After launch Measure what happened and say plainly whether it worked Bring the result back to the team, including when the answer is no Working across teams Work with engineers, analysts and product managers on the same problem Present your work, defend the decisions, and change your mind when the evidence says so Write clearly enough that someone who was not in the room can act on it