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🔷 Project Title:
InternHub – AI-Powered Internship Marketplace
🔷 Category:
🛒 Marketplace
🔷 What the App Does:
InternHub is an AI-powered internship marketplace designed to connect students with relevant internship opportunities posted by companies. The platform allows students to create profiles, upload resumes, and apply for internships, while companies can post internship listings and manage applications efficiently.
The system also includes an AI-based matching feature that evaluates the compatibility between a student’s skills and internship requirements, providing a match score to improve decision-making for both students and recruiters.
🔷 Key Features:
👨🎓 Student Side:
User registration and login
Profile creation with skills and resume upload
Browse internship listings
Apply for internships with one click
View application status (Pending / Accepted / Rejected)🏢 Company Side:
Company registration and login
Post internship opportunities
Define required skills, role, and location
View and manage student applications
Shortlist or reject candidates
🤖 AI Feature:
AI-based Skill Matching System
Generates a match score between student profile and internship requirements
Helps students understand their suitability for roles
Improves internship recommendations
📊 Dashboard System:
Separate dashboards for Students and Companies
Clean and intuitive UI for easy navigation
Centralized application tracking system
🔷 How It Was Built:
The application was built using Bubble AI App Builder as the foundation. The initial AI-generated internship marketplace provided the basic structure, including authentication, job listings, and dashboards.
On top of this base, enhancements were made by:
Adding AI-based skill matching logic
Improving UI layout for a modern dashboard experience
Strengthening application workflow (apply → review → decision)
Structuring a more realistic marketplace flow
Why This Project:
InternHub solves a real-world problem faced by students — finding relevant internships efficiently. Many students apply randomly without knowing their suitability. This platform introduces AI-driven matching to improve both opportunity discovery and hiring efficiency.
Tech/Platform Used:
Bubble AI (No-code development platform)
AI logic for matching system
Database-driven marketplace structure
Impact:
InternHub simplifies internship discovery, improves application quality, and reduces the gap between students and companies by introducing intelligent matching between skills and opportunities.
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