Software Development Engineer Intern (AI Software)

About the role

Pactorize is an early-stage technology company building the capability layer for the AI era, helping people and organisations turn knowledge into learning, action and measurable capability. It is a small, engineering-driven team where interns work on real products and challenging engineering problems, not isolated academic projects. The company is looking for a Software Development Engineer Intern interested in AI and modern intelligent applications.

Key responsibilities

• Contribute to real product development in full-stack software development and AI/LLM-powered applications
• Work on backend services, APIs and databases, and data and knowledge processing
• Build AI agents and intelligent workflows, and evaluate and improve the reliability of AI systems
• Develop cloud-based applications and test, debug and improve production software
• The exact projects and responsibilities will evolve as the company and its products grow

Required profile

• Graduates: 6-month internship at 40 hours per week
• Current students: Phase 1 part-time (15-20 hours/week) followed by Phase 2 full-time (40 hours/week), with reasonable accommodation for final-semester studies
• Strong programming fundamentals, problem-solving and a good understanding of data structures and algorithms
• Independent learner able to work in a fast-moving environment, with ownership and attention to quality
• Genuine interest in AI and emerging technologies

Required skills

• At least one programming language such as Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Java or C++
• Familiarity with web development, APIs, databases or software engineering projects
• Experience with LLMs, AI applications, cloud platforms, Git, React, Node.js, Python or PostgreSQL is a plus, not required

What we offer

• A stipend based on the part-time or full-time engagement
• Hands-on experience with real AI-powered products and a small, experienced engineering team
• Opportunity for full-time employment depending on business needs and performance