Full-Stack AI Systems Engineer - Intern

Job Description:

ABOUT QUINTUPLE TECHNOLOGY


We're building MindFleetthe AI-native Operating System for autonomous enterprises.

Not just an AI chatbot. Not just automation. A real operating system where 13 AI personas (CEO, CFO, CMO, CTO, etc.) act as your virtual C-suite, each with specialized agents that make decisions and execute work.

In 4 days, our interns built 170 commits + 60 live agents. This is not your typical "intern fetches coffee" story. This is "intern builds real product shipped to customers."

THE OPPORTUNITY:

We're scaling from 2 to 15 engineers in the next 3 months.

We need Full-Stack AI engineers who:

- Can ship real code, not learn-by-doing sidelines

- Want to master Agentic AI systems (not become a mid-level web developer)

- See this as a launch pad to leadership (not just a job)

- Are comfortable with intense learning velocity

Requirements:

WHO WE'RE LOOKING:

FOR, You're a CS/AI graduate who:

- Codes regularly (GitHub shows commits, not course projects)

- Curious about AInot intimidated, actively interested

- Can explain your own projects (shows real learning, not copy-paste)

- Handles ambiguity ("how should I approach this?" not "tell me what to do")

- Ships code fast (MVP > perfect)

- Sees this as a growth opportunity (not a resume line)

NOT looking for:

- "I did a boot-camp course" mentality (we need builders, not learners)

- People intimidated by AI tools (we use Copilot/Claude daily)

- 9-5 mindset (intensity required)

- "What's the exact job description?" people (role emerges from execution)



WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Weeks 1-2: Onboarded by our tech architect. Learn our Agentic architecture. Read 500+ pages of docs (seriously, this is your superpower).

-Weeks 3-4: Build your first agent (small, real, shipped to customers).

- Month 1: 50+ commits. 3-4 shipped agents. Your code is being used.

- Months 2-3: 100+ commits. Mentoring starts (someone junior asks you questions). Exceptional ones get full-time offers.

- Months 3-6: 150+ commits. Core systems builder. Talking about "what should our architecture be?"