AI is reshaping the technology landscape, but strong engineering fundamentals remain critical. The AI Ignite Internship Programme (AIIP) is designed to create meaningful pathways for engineering students to gain hands-on, real-world experience building AI-powered products. This programme bridges the gap between academic learning and industry application by immersing interns in practical AI engineering work, beyond theoretical exercises.

• Participate in the AI Ignite Internship Programme, working in a startup-like, fast-paced environment to explore and experiment with AI-driven solutions
• Experiment with AI-powered ideas, prototypes, tools, and workflows, moving quickly from concept to iteration
• Apply and refine AI concepts such as prompting, automation, system integration, and model evaluation through hands-on work
• Collaborate closely with mentors across engineering, product, and AI research, taking ownership of exploratory initiatives
• Contribute to internal experiments and projects where problem statements may be loosely defined, requiring initiative and independent thinking
• Share insights, experiments, and learnings with peers and stakeholders throughout and at the end of the programme

• Preferably pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Systems, Mathematics, or a related engineering field
• Deep passion for AI and emerging technologies, demonstrated through self-driven exploration, personal projects, tools used, or workflows built
• Actively keeps up with the AI landscape (e.g. new models, tools, platforms, research trends, or real-world applications)
• Has integrated AI into daily work or learning (e.g. coding, studying, research, automation, productivity, experimentation)
• Comfortable operating in a startup environment with ambiguity, fast iteration cycles, and minimal hand-holding
• Strong problem-solving mindset with a willingness to experiment, fail fast, and iterate
• Self-motivated, curious, and eager to build, tinker, and push boundaries in a rapidly evolving space
• Preferably able to start in March 2026 and commit to the programme for a minimum duration of 6 months (part time/full time) or 3 months (full time)