Most people here arrived through a course or a project rather than a job advert. When we do have positions open, they are listed below.
For someone whose visual craft is the strongest thing about their portfolio.
You would work across the lab's projects and initiatives, from research prototypes tested with children and older adults to the visual identity of studies, publications and public-facing work.
For someone who knows the technical side of generative AI properly, not just its APIs.
Our AI work runs through screening tools, adaptive learning systems and clinical decision support — where a model's failure mode matters more than its average accuracy.
We are looking for interns in two areas for the coming semester. Both work on live projects alongside the researchers running them.
For interns training or qualified in clinical psychology, to work on the lab's mental health and screening research — study design, participant sessions and analysis.
For interns who want to run real design research: field work, prototyping and usability testing on live projects rather than exercises.
Take one of our courses, then come and talk to us about the project you want to take further. Most of the researchers here started exactly that way, and a good number of those projects ended up published.