Our interns work on real products, with real users, under direct mentorship from the founding team. You'll ship code, run campaigns, build content or talk to customers — depending on your track. It's a three-month, unpaid, learning-first program, and we're upfront about that: you invest the time, we invest real mentorship and real responsibility — and you leave with a portfolio of actual work, a verified credential, and a fast-track to a paid role.
3 months — the foundation. Top performers continue.
In-person (Chennai) for product & engineering · Remote for content, marketing & research
Unpaid for the first 3 months — a learning-first, build-real program
Founder-signed certificate · LinkedIn recommendation · a Prism credential · fast-track to a paid role
Work directly on a live product — fixing real bugs, shipping real features, deploying to production. You will not be building a to-do app for practice.
Need: Basic proficiency in the relevant stack (React, Python, or AI/LLM tools) and the willingness to learn fast. The ability to ship beats the ability to explain.
Design screens for real products, build brand assets, create social visuals and contribute to the StudAI One design system.
Need: Figma proficiency, basic design sense, willingness to take feedback and iterate.
Run real campaigns — Meta ads, LinkedIn outreach, SEO content, email sequences. Track results, report on what worked, and iterate.
Need: Basic digital marketing understanding, strong writing, comfort with analytics tools.
Write blog posts, build SEO content, research the competitive landscape, contribute to the AI Growth Report and the thought-leadership calendar.
Need: Strong English writing, basic research skills, curiosity about AI and business.
Shadow and then execute real BD — outreach to institutions, qualifying leads for Genie/Works, managing the CRM pipeline in BOS.
Need: Communication skills, no fear of rejection, willingness to call and message real prospects.
Run Elev8 workshops at colleges in your area, recruit the next generation of ambassadors, and build the movement on your campus.
Need: Comfort with public speaking (or the willingness to develop it) and a connection to a college campus.
