Internship / Master Thesis: Rebuilding websites with AI agents
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America13 hours ago
Pully, SwitzerlandIntern
Responsibilities
- Review agent frameworks and specification-driven development approaches.
- Define the target web stack and rebranding brief.
- Generate specifications and acceptance tests from an existing website to preserve its behavior.
- Prototype coordinated AI agents that plan and build a new codebase in the target language.
- Explore iterative self-verification methods for detecting and correcting functional and branding gaps.
- Define guardrails and quality gates, and monitor agent actions, progress, and test results.
- Investigate how agents can improve through iterations and optimize token usage.
Requirements
- Knowledge of web development and interest in software architecture and language migration.
- Interest in LLMs, coding agents, prompt design, and specification-driven development.
- Familiarity with automated testing, Git, and continuous integration; browser testing is a plus.
- Ability to analyze existing code, document behavior, and design automated validation.
- Attention to user experience, design consistency, accessibility, and software quality.
- Latest academic transcripts must be submitted with the application.
Benefits
- Six-month internship or master thesis starting in February 2027.
- Dynamic and collaborative workplace with a multicultural team across international sites.
- Opportunity to build innovative solutions and make a difference in people's lives.
- Internal hackathons, Brownbag technical sessions, and a technical blog.
- Monthly After-Works events organized at each location.
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About Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is a U.S. Christian denomination that coordinates churchwide programs, theological resources, and ministries for congregations, synods, and partners. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Chicago, it serves about 3.3 million members in more than 9,000 worshiping communities across all 50 states and the Caribbean, funded primarily by congregational benevolence, donations, and endowments, and operating initiatives in leadership development, education, disaster response, and global mission.