Student-run chapters where you build real projects for real companies, and get hired from the room. Free, open-source, and we take no cut.
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The problem
AI agents apply on students’ behalf now, so a posting that drew 116 applications in 2022 draws 244. They all read alike, and neither the recruiter nor the screening software can tell one from the next. What gets you pulled out of the pile is proof you built something real, and people who watched you do it.
Greenhouse, The Hire Standard, 2026 · Harvard Business Review, “AI Has Broken Hiring”, 2026
How it works
Every chapter runs the same four steps each semester. Walk into step one with zero experience. Open a step to see what came out of it.
Come hear from people who ship AI for a living. Every other week, free, open to anyone. NVIDIA, Direct Supply, Kohl’s and Generac have sent engineers to a room of forty to fifty.
Find your chapter →Every other weekEngineers from NVIDIA, Direct Supply, Kohl’s and Generac. A 45-minute talk, a hard stop at 60.
Members tooA senior presenting his own language-model research, in the slot the engineers use.
Join a mentored team in week five. Five to eight of you with an upperclassman mentor, three to five hours a week. Research groups run on the ROSIE supercomputer: 21 groups and 142 students in 2024.
Find your chapter →Week fiveFive to eight of you, one mentor, three to five hours a week.
$5,000 · 1st21 groups and 142 students in 2024. First place at the 2023 Super Challenge paid $5,000.
PublishedPublished with the Medical College of Wisconsin. Undergrads on the author list.
Spend a semester on a sponsor’s real problem. Two to six months in an Innovation Lab, with cash, GPUs and publications on the line, even in your first semester.
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ProductStudents built the models behind a startup’s ice reservoirs, then flew to Chile to see them.
RTX 5090The team won an RTX 5090, and the work became a published paper.
PublishedUndergraduates wrote it with the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization.
Get hired from the room. Sponsors watch you build for months, then hire from the team they watched. Every event and project becomes a verified line on a profile they can see.
Companies: sponsor a lab →
“We’ve hired more quality candidates through Innovation Labs than any career fair we’ve attended. The students come in with real project experience, not just coursework. They are now the majority of our 50-person AI team.”Applied AI Director, Direct Supply
Juno sponsored one lab while still pre-revenue and hired five of the students it watched.
Onboarding takes about thirty minutes, with no call and no dues. You leave with a roster, a live chapter site and your first event published.
The numbers
The MSOE AI Club, five years in. Every event and project becomes a verified line like these, and sponsors read them.
1 Spring 2025 graduate outcomes: active members (two or more chapter events in a semester, or one project event) against the same universities’ non-member graduates, across majors. Chapter records for the rest.
The pile keeps growing. The one that gets pulled has real work on it, and people who watched. Three ways in.
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