The role involves collaborating with engineers and researchers to create impactful tools and systems in a high-velocity environment. Interns will enjoy ownership, flexibility, and the opportunity to work on AI-driven solutions.
About the role
Come work with us on the future of impact research. We're building a team of engineers, operators, communicators, investors, and scientists committed to turning breakthroughs into real-world progress. If you care deeply about open systems, hard problems, real discourse, and practical impact, reach out.
Think you belong here? Tell us how you plug in.
MoTSEmbed directly with researchers to ship code, tools, and artifacts that bring ideas to life.
OpsDesign and run the logistics and systems that keep everything on track and moving forward.
CommsDrive the message, shape the discourse, and help define what impact means in this era of computing.
FundingBack research ready to break out into open-source projects or impact-driven startups as part of our grant or investing teams.
InternshipsSpend a season building with us with real ownership and lots of room to run from day one.
What We're Looking For:- Move-fast, high-velocity approach. Strong culture of shipping.
- Positive attitude and proactive approach to problem-solving
- Strong professional demeanor and interpersonal skills
- Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and deadlines
- Ability to work independently and take initiative
- Work on high-impact AI-driven solutions.
- Work with luminaries in the field of CS research
- Comprehensive health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- 401(k)
- Unlimited PTO
- Paid parental leave
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