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At Philips Avent, we design meaningful product experiences that support parents and babies in everyday moments of care: feeding, soothing, pumping, sleeping and monitoring.

Within our Experience Innovation team, we explore the future of baby care and translate early opportunities into tangible product concepts, prototypes and experiences. We work at the intersection of consumer insight, product design, technology, materials, CMF, usability and brand experience.

We are looking for a talented T-shaped Product Design student with strong physical product design skills, a sensitivity for user experience, and the ability to make ideas tangible quickly. You will work under the guidance of our Experience Design Lead, Eleni Soerjo, and collaborate closely with designers, engineers, researchers and proposition leads across Amsterdam and Eindhoven.

In this role, you will:

• Support front-end innovation projects by creating, visualizing and prototyping new physical product concepts.
• Translate consumer needs and parent trends into meaningful product directions for Philips Avent.
• Create sketches, storyboards, mockups, CAD models, renders and simple prototypes that help teams make decisions.
• Explore future scenarios and vision concepts for where Philips Avent could move in the next 5–10 years.
• Experiment with creative tools such as 3D CAD, rendering, generative AI, animation and short-form video.
• Support quick iteration loops: making, testing, learning and improving concepts based on feedback.

You're the right fit if

• You are studying Industrial Design, Product Design or a closely related physical product design discipline at Bachelor’s or Master’s level.
• You have a strong portfolio showing physical product design thinking, sketching, form development, prototyping and visual communication.
• You enjoy working across the design process: from early exploration to tangible concept development.
• You are interested in the intersection of design, technology, user experience and real consumer products.
• You have experience with, or curiosity for, tools such as SolidWorks, Rhino, Fusion 360, KeyShot, Blender or similar.
• You are eager to explore AI-powered creative workflows for concept generation, visualization or fast design iteration.
• You are proactive, collaborative and hands-on.

This role is less suited to students whose portfolio is mainly focused on environmental design, fashion/clothing/textiles, sustainability strategy, service design, or pure digital UX/UI without a strong physical product design component. We are specifically looking for someone who wants to design and prototype tangible consumer products.