The questions you ask during an interview can reveal just as much about you as the answers you give.

As a UI/UX Designer, your questions should demonstrate curiosity about the product, users, design culture, collaboration, and expectations for the role.

Product

1. What are the main goals and priorities for the product right now?
2. Who are the primary users of the product?
3. What are the biggest challenges the product or design team is currently trying to solve?
4. Is the product available on the web, mobile, or both?

Team Collaboration

5. How is the design team structured?
6. Would I be responsible for a specific product area, or would I work across multiple features and products?
7. Who would I work with most closely on a daily basis?
8. Who would I report to?
9. How involved are designers in user research and discovery?
10. How do designers collaborate with developers during implementation?
11. Do you have an established Design System, and how involved are designers in maintaining or evolving it?
12. How are projects and tasks managed within the team?

Other

13. Are working hours flexible, or are there specific core hours when the team is expected to be available?
14. How often do you conduct performance reviews?
15. Is this position offered as an employee or contractor role?
16. Does the company provide the necessary equipment, or would I be expected to use my own laptop?
17. If the role is remote, does the company provide any support for a home office setup?
18. Do you use any time-tracking software?
19. Is there anything about my experience that you would like me to clarify before we finish?

There are probably a bunch of questions here and there that I haven't included, but it's really important to know these things before joining a company so you don't find yourself caught off guard later.