This is not your typical internship. There are no coffee runs, no busywork, and no fighting 200 other applicants for one spot.
GWEN is an AI-powered UX internship where you work on real-world design projects with AI teammates and a mentor. You'll build portfolio-ready case studies, get detailed feedback on your work, and receive a reference letter on completion.
Upfront, because it matters: This is a paid training programme, not employment. The job interview and your first project are free. The full internship is a one-time $199, and regional pricing applies automatically in lower-income countries.
How it works:
• Pass a simulated job interview, then start your first project the same day
• Your first project is free: tear down a real client's signup flow with your mentor, redesign it, and get both screens reviewed
• Work through 7 structured UX projects at your own pace, from anywhere
• Collaborate with AI teammates who challenge your thinking and give real-time feedback
• Build portfolio pieces you can actually show employers
There is no salary and no job offer at the end. What you get is practice, feedback and proof of work: the three things every junior UX application is missing.
Requirements:
• A laptop or desktop (the internship doesn't run on phones)
• Interest in UX design (student, fresher, graduate)
• Self-motivated and able to work independently
• Willingness to learn, take feedback, and build something you're proud of
Benefits:
Reference letter at completion, certificate and a portfolio review on request. Pay once, keep lifetime access including future projects.
What others are saying, like Michael Ghaliy: "This internship will improve your skills and ability putting your hands on real project briefs using AI tools, and learn to be confident and successful in finding a job."
Originally posted on Himalayas
This is not your typical internship. There are no coffee runs, no busywork, and no fighting 200 other applicants for one spot.
GWEN is an AI-powered UX internship where you work on real-world design projects with AI teammates and a mentor. You'll build portfolio-ready case studies, get detailed feedback on your work, and receive a reference letter on completion.
Upfront, because it matters: This is a paid training programme, not employment. The job interview and your first project are free. The full internship is a one-time $199, and regional pricing applies automatically in lower-income countries.
How it works:
• Pass a simulated job interview, then start your first project the same day
• Your first project is free: tear down a real client's signup flow with your mentor, redesign it, and get both screens reviewed
• Work through 7 structured UX projects at your own pace, from anywhere
• Collaborate with AI teammates who challenge your thinking and give real-time feedback
• Build portfolio pieces you can actually show employers
There is no salary and no job offer at the end. What you get is practice, feedback and proof of work: the three things every junior UX application is missing.
Requirements:
• A laptop or desktop (the internship doesn't run on phones)
• Interest in UX design (student, fresher, graduate)
• Self-motivated and able to work independently
• Willingness to learn, take feedback, and build something you're proud of
Benefits:
Reference letter at completion, certificate and a portfolio review on request. Pay once, keep lifetime access including future projects.
What others are saying, like Michael Ghaliy: "This internship will improve your skills and ability putting your hands on real project briefs using AI tools, and learn to be confident and successful in finding a job."
Originally posted on Himalayas