Job brief: Product Designer, Thrive Intern
Duolingo · Pittsburgh, PA · facts as of 2026-11-10. Anyone can open this page; no account needed.
Is it still open? · Checked by JoRoute
Still listed. JoRoute saw it on Duolingo's own job board 2 hours ago; the employer first posted it on 2026-11-09.
What JoRoute checked · Checked by JoRoute
- Listed on Duolingo's own job board. JoRoute does not take listings from job ads or recruiters.
- First seen by JoRoute 2026-11-10 (today); last confirmed on the board 2026-11-10.
- The apply link opens careers.duolingo.com, the address Duolingo's board gives for this job.
- No other listing with this title and place on this board in the last 90 days.
- No layoff notices (WARN) under this name in the state files JoRoute reads.
What the listing says · Employer's own words, not checked
- Pay: $43 to $45 an hour
- Job type: Not stated
- Where: Pittsburgh, PA
- Posted: 2026-11-09
What the job asks · Employer's own words, not checked
Level: Internship. The title says "Intern".
Must have
- Note: A portfolio is required to apply for this position.
- Second-year undergraduate student currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Design, Human-Computer Interaction, or a related technical field graduating in Fall 2028 or Spring/Summ…
Main duties
- Work with a small group to complete a challenging, real-world project.
- Develop your technical skills through hands-on training, workshops, and guest lectures.
- Receive coaching and mentorship from a Duolingo Product Designer.
- Build lasting relationships with others who share a passion for making the best education universally available.
- Build a network of experienced industry professionals
Lines copied from the posting, not rewritten. "Preferred" or "nice to have" items are not listed as must-haves.
How it compares · Compared by JoRoute from listings
- Across Duolingo's 50 open listings, 56% of those with a posting date were first posted more than 60 days ago. How Duolingo hires
What nobody outside the employer knows · Not known
- Whether the role is already filled or on hold: employers often leave listings up.
- How many people applied, and who reads the applications.
- Where in the published range an offer would land.
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