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About the role
AI-Native Software Developer Intern
Build real AI agents used daily across the company
We’re looking for a high-agency, AI-native software developer intern to help us build internal AI agents that improve productivity across our entire company (80–100 people using them daily).
You will ship real systems , used by real teams, with real impact.
If you’ve never built anything outside coursework, this role is probably not a fit.
What You’ll Work On
You will work directly on designing, building, deploying, and iterating AI agents that power internal workflows.
Examples of problems you may tackle
Internal AI agents for:
- Knowledge retrieval across Notion / docs / Slack
- Automated report generation
- Customer support assistance
- Process automation (ops, hiring, onboarding, etc.)
- Decision-support copilots
- Prompt engineering + structured outputs + tool-using agents
Building workflows using:
- LLM APIs
- Vector databases
- Agent frameworks
- Internal dashboards
- Improving reliability, latency, cost, and usability of AI systems
- Designing real UX around AI tools (not just scripts)
You will
own features end-to-end
- Problem understanding
- Solution design
- Implementation
- Testing
- Deployment
- Iteration based on user feedback
What We Expect From You
You must:
- Be AI-native : you actively use tools like:
- ChatGPT / Claude / Cursor / Copilot
- AI for debugging, scaffolding, refactoring
- Prompt iteration
- Rapid prototyping
- Be comfortable with at least one programming language (Python, TypeScript, JS, etc.)
- Have strong critical thinking
- You question requirements
- You think about edge cases
- You optimize systems, not just make them “work”
- Be high agency
- You don’t wait for step-by-step instructions
- You proactively propose solutions
- You take ownership of outcomes
- Be able to learn fast on the job
Help will be provided but you will not be spoonfed.
Absolute Requirement (Non-Negotiable)
If you have not built any side projects with a visible output, you will most likely be rejected.
We expect at least one of:
- A deployed web app
- A GitHub repo with meaningful commits
- A working AI tool
- A live demo link
- A product you built and shipped
- An agent, automation, bot, or workflow you created
Bonus Points (Strong Signals)
These are not required but will strongly differentiate you:
- Built projects using:
- LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
- LangChain / LlamaIndex / custom agent frameworks
- Vector DBs like Pinecone, Weaviate, FAISS
- RAG systems
- Experience deploying:
- Vercel, Fly.io, Render, AWS, etc.
- Built internal tools for a team before
- Strong product intuition (you care about UX, not just code)
- Experience automating your own workflows using scripts or AI
What You’ll Gain
You will get:
- Real experience building AI agents used daily
- Ownership over production systems
- Deep exposure to:
- AI architecture
- Product thinking
- Iterative engineering
- Tradeoffs (cost vs latency vs accuracy)
- A portfolio that actually means something in 2026
- A strong shot at long-term roles based on performance
If you perform well, you won’t leave with a certificate, you'll leave with real-world building experience.
Who This Is Perfect For
- People who already build things for fun
- People who automate their own life with scripts/tools
- People who learn by shipping
- People who prefer responsibility over structure
- People who are excited by ambiguity
Who This Is Not For
Be honest with yourself
- If you need step-by-step instructions
- If you avoid open-ended problems
- If you’ve never built anything outside assignments
- If you dislike using AI tools while coding
This will be frustrating for you.
How To Apply
Send:
- Your GitHub
- Links to projects (deployed preferred)
- A short note explaining:
- What you built
- Why you built it
- What you’d improve if you had more time
Strong portfolios beat strong resumes.
Skills required