Remote unpaid UX design internship where interns complete seven structured projects, collaborate with AI-powered teammates and a mentor, produce portfolio-ready case studies, receive detailed feedback, and obtain a reference letter or certificate on completion. Self-paced training focused on learning and skill development for students and recent graduates.
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.
Tasks
* 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.
Start your internship at heygwen \[dot\] com
You'll also find 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."_
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.
Tasks
* 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.
Start your internship at heygwen \[dot\] com
You'll also find 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."_
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