Process Innovation - Software Engineering Intern

About the role

Report authoring is one of the highest-effort, lowest-leverage activities our scientific and operational teams do. This role will be a small intern team that will experiment with modern AI tooling (LLMs, OCR, and adjacent systems) to move report authors from blank templates to populated first drafts that humans then review, edit, and finalize.

Responsibilities

• Building and breaking small prototypes – trying things, throwing them out, trying again
• Working with real document content (templates, historical reports, source data) to figure out what's possible
• Wiring together LLM APIs, OCR tooling, and whatever else the problem calls for
• Pair-programming and reviewing each other's work; you won't be siloed
• Sitting in on user interviews with report authors so you understand who you're building for
• Presenting what you've built (and what hasn't worked) to stakeholders, including senior leadership

Requirements

High School Seniors through rising college Juniors with a serious interest in computer science or software engineering. We are not looking for a long resume – we are looking for curiosity, the habit of building things, and comfort sitting with ambiguity. If you've taught yourself something outside of class, broken and fixed your own code, or have opinions about how software should be built, we want to hear from you. You should apply even if you don't tick every box. If the project sounds exciting and you can point to one or two things you've built or figured out on your own, that's enough to start a conversation.

Qualifications

None specified

Skills

Curiosity, the habit of building things, and comfort sitting with ambiguity

Benefits

Not specified

Pay

Not specified

Schedule

Not specified