4 days ago
Singapore, SingaporeIntern
Responsibilities
- Research AI, GenAI, agentic AI, and enterprise automation trends to identify experimentation opportunities.
- Assist with building and validating AI and GenAI proof-of-concept solutions for enterprise use cases.
- Test, debug, document, and make lightweight enhancements to prototypes.
- Experiment with models, tools, frameworks, prompts, and workflow patterns to evaluate feasibility and performance.
- Help develop AI-native workflows, agents, scripts, and lightweight applications for demonstrations and pilots.
- Collaborate with Forward Deployed Engineers, AI engineers, solution architects, and platform teams to support prototype handoff.
- Apply basic software engineering practices including modular code, version control, test cases, and technical documentation.
- Prepare demos, share learnings, and document experiment outcomes and production considerations.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Data Science, Mathematics, AI/ML, or a related field.
- Hands-on experience through projects, coursework, hackathons, internships, or personal builds involving AI, GenAI, automation, data, or software development.
- Working knowledge of Python and rapid prototyping workflows.
- Familiarity with LLMs, prompt engineering, APIs, notebooks, or experimentation workflows.
- Ability to test, debug, document, and improve lightweight AI prototypes.
- Curiosity, initiative, ownership, adaptability, and comfort working in ambiguous environments.
- Ability to communicate technical learnings clearly through demos and documentation and collaborate with technical and business stakeholders.
- Awareness of enterprise AI considerations including security, scalability, maintainability, responsible AI usage, and user adoption.
Tech Stack
Categories
Forward Deployed
About Singtel
Singtel is a Singapore‑headquartered public telecommunications group founded in 1879 that sells mobile, broadband, and enterprise network services to consumers and businesses across Asia-Pacific. It owns Optus in Australia and operates NCS (regional IT services) and Nxera (data centers), and is expanding into AI infrastructure via its RE:AI GPU‑as‑a‑Service. Its revenue comes from connectivity subscriptions and managed services across networks, cloud, cybersecurity, and digital platforms, with equity stakes in regional operators broadening its reach.