Responsibilities of the Intern:

Break small requirements into clear, agent-ready specs with acceptance criteria and test cases. You'll take on larger features as you grow.
Use AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot agents to implement work in one or more of these areas:
Review agent output before raising a pull request. Check that it works, handles edge cases, and doesn't introduce obvious security problems. Then go through code review with senior engineers and learn from their feedback.
Get agents to write tests (unit, integration, and Playwright end-to-end) and learn to tell a test that proves something from one that just passes.
Build and update marketing pages while keeping each brand's voice and design consistent. You'll learn our design system and the basics of technical SEO along the way.
Help build small AI agents and automations that remove manual work across the business.
Note where agents repeatedly go wrong, and help improve AGENTS.md, skills, and templates so they do better next time.
Ship through CI/CD to QA and production on Azure, and help investigate and fix issues after release.
Write clear PR descriptions and short notes on what you built and why

Requirements:

A good grasp of programming fundamentals in at least one language, such as TypeScript/JavaScript, C#, or Python.
A basic understanding of how the web works, including HTTP, REST APIs, HTML/CSS, and relational databases and SQL.
Hands-on experience using at least one AI coding tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, or similar) to build something real, even if it was a personal or college project.
Curiosity about why the agent's code works, not just whether it runs.
Basic git, including commits, branches, and pull requests.
Clear written English. You'll write specs, prompts, and PR descriptions every day.
Comfort with feedback. Most of your early work will be critiqued and reworked, and that's how you'll learn fastest