UX/UI Design Intern (paid, project-based, remote)

WhyWave is building a voice AI companion for children ages 3 to 5 that never

puts a screen in front of the kid. That constraint pushes almost all of the

interface work onto the parent's side: setting up the device, deciding what

topics and values the companion should follow, checking in on what their kid

has been asking about lately.

Paid, project-based internship — compensation gets discussed directly rather

than posted here. The product itself targets English-speaking markets, but

the internal team runs on Russian day to day, so English isn't required to

work here, and Russian speakers have an edge.

You'd work on things like:

the parent's setup and configuration flow, which is the entire visible UI

of a product that has none for the child

a way to let a parent set "values and topics" without filling out a

hundred-field form

what happens between unboxing the device and the first real conversation

Requirements: Figma, a portfolio of shipped work.

You'd get real, shipped design decisions on an early product and a founder

who'll actually explain why something got decided the way it did. Do well,

and there's a real chance of continuing with the project after the

internship.

If designing around what's NOT there sounds more interesting than another

dashboard apply through Wellfound.

It will also be great if you specify your Linkedin profile.