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Remote internships at House AI, open to University of Connecticut students
Fall 2026 · Remote (US or UK) · 20 hrs/week · course credit supported
House AI is not affiliated with or endorsed by University of Connecticut. This page is for University of Connecticut students who want to intern with House AI; the school's own page is the source for its credit process.
What this is
House AI is an AI interior design app from Addicting Elements LLC. For Fall 2026 we are taking 16 remote interns across growth, partnerships, operations, marketing and people. The roles are open to students anywhere in the United States, in any major, including students at University of Connecticut.
Academic credit at University of Connecticut
University of Connecticut decides whether an internship earns credit; House AI does not. From the school's own page: The Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills runs UNIV 1981 (zero credit, documentation) and UNIV 1881 (one credit, weekly career-readiness assignments), each with paperwork for the intern and the employer. Apply before the internship starts; academic departments offer their own credit courses too.
Remote internships qualify: Yes. The application lists Virtual/Remote and Hybrid as location options. Internships outside the United States are not eligible.
Read the University of Connecticut page this comes fromRead on 2026-09-19.
What House AI does for credit
Course credit is supported. We sign faculty sponsor forms, take check-in calls with your professor, and complete end-of-term evaluations. Your supervisor is Jeffrey Escobar, CTO.
If the University of Connecticut process needs a document we have not listed, send it and we will complete it.
The terms, the same for every role
- 20 hours a week, part time.
- Fully remote. You can be anywhere in the United States or the United Kingdom.
- Unpaid. There is no stipend and no health coverage.
- Perks: a letter of recommendation at the end of the term, course credit support (we sign faculty sponsor forms, take check-in calls with your professor and complete end-of-term evaluations), mentorship, and help with your resume and LinkedIn.
- You get access to the AI tools you need for your work.
- Fall term runs August 10 to December 18, 2026, with rolling start dates inside the term.
- Applications close October 31, 2026.
- Work authorization is not required.
Where students find us
University of Connecticut students use Handshake. We are glad to post there too; the postings below are the canonical ones, and each one links to its application form.