Interhuman AI builds social intelligence infrastructure that makes AI systems capable of understanding human behavior. Our API detects and interprets behavioral signals like hesitation, engagement, confusion, interest across voice, facial expressions, body language, and words. Unlike emotion AI, we focus on observable behaviors and their meaning in context.

We’re always interested in meeting curious, resourceful people who want to help build the social intelligence layer for AI — even if your background does not fit neatly into our other open positions.

This is a catch-all open application for students, interns, early-career candidates, and interdisciplinary profiles who see a way to contribute to Interhuman AI. If you’re excited about our mission and think your skills could be useful, we’d love to hear from you.

What you might work on

Depending on your background, interests, and current company priorities, you could contribute to areas such as:

• Product and user research: Help us understand developer, customer, and end-user needs; synthesize feedback; and identify opportunities to improve the platform.
• Developer experience and documentation: Support docs, guides, examples, tutorials, and onboarding material that make it easier for teams to build with Interhuman AI.
• Community and content: Help create educational content, demos, social posts, case studies, newsletters, or community initiatives around multimodal AI and social intelligence.
• Operations and go-to-market: Support lightweight research, outreach, partnerships, launch planning, customer success, and internal coordination.
• Behavioral science and AI support: Contribute to annotation, dataset review, signal taxonomy work, evaluation, or research if your background overlaps with human behavior, communication, or AI.
• Design, prototyping, or creative work: Help shape product ideas, visuals, user journeys, demos, or experiments that communicate what our technology can do.

Who we’re looking for

You might be a great fit if some of the following describe you:

• Mission-driven and curious: You’re excited by the idea of AI systems that better understand how humans actually communicate and behave.
• Interdisciplinary mindset: You may come from psychology, behavioral science, cognitive science, HCI, design, communication, business, computer science, data, media, or another relevant field.
• Self-directed and practical: You’re comfortable taking an ambiguous problem, figuring out the next useful step, and asking for input when needed.
• Strong communicator: You can explain ideas clearly in writing, conversation, or visuals.
• Comfortable with AI tools: You enjoy using modern AI tools for research, writing, analysis, prototyping, or productivity.
• Hands-on attitude: You’re willing to help where needed and care about producing useful work, not just discussing ideas.
• High standards and good judgment: You care about accuracy, quality, and the ethical implications of building technology that interprets human behavior.