About the Role
Join a fast-growing, Series A/B-backed EdTech company building an AI-powered learning platform used by tens of millions of students across 30+ countries. As an Engineering Intern, you'll work alongside a talented and international engineering team to contribute to real product features that help students learn more effectively — from AI tutoring tools to study resources and beyond.
This is a hands-on internship where you'll be embedded in the team and expected to ship meaningful work. The internship runs for 3–6 months and is based in Berlin, Germany.
What You'll Do
Contribute to the development and improvement of features across a mobile-first, AI-driven learning platform
Write clean, well-tested code in one or more languages (e.g. Python, Java, or JavaScript)
Collaborate with engineers and product managers in an agile environment
Participate in code reviews and engineering discussions
Take ownership of scoped tasks and deliver them end-to-end with guidance from senior engineers
What We're Looking For
Required:
Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a closely related field
Proficiency in at least one programming language (e.g. Python, Java, or JavaScript), demonstrated through coursework, personal projects, or a prior internship
Ability to commit to the full internship duration (3–6 months) with a flexible schedule to accommodate project needs
A portfolio or examples of coding work (e.g. a GitHub profile or project repository)
Nice to Have:
Prior experience in a tech startup or product-focused engineering environment
Familiarity with mobile app development (iOS/Android) or web development
Interest in EdTech, AI, or consumer-facing applications
Location
Berlin, Germany — on-site
Visa sponsorship is not available for this role
Compensation & Benefits
Compensation details are not specified for this role. You'll gain hands-on experience at a high-growth EdTech company with a strong engineering culture and an international team tackling a meaningful problem in education.