AI Developer Intern at RocketRide Inc.
San Francisco, California, United States -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

11 Oct, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

13 Jul, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Generative AI, Machine Learning, Python, LLM Integration, Agentic Workflows, Multimodal Data Pipelines, Similarity Search, OpenClaw, CrewAI, Neo4j, MCP, Cursor, C++, Open Source Contribution, Software Development, Data Pipelines

Industry

Description
San Francisco (Hybrid) | Part-time or Full-time, 3 months, with potential to convert  ABOUT ROCKETRIDE.AI  RocketRide is an SF-based AI startup pushing the boundaries of open source agentic workflows — helping developers build smarter systems that work for them. Our meta-harness connects automation, AI, and open collaboration into something fast, flexible, and deeply useful.  ABOUT THIS ROLE  We're searching for an AI Developer Intern for the fall term (mid-Sep through mid-Dec), who is technical, curious, and ready to get their hands dirty building real AI features. You'll collaborate closely with our engineering team to design, build, and ship AI-powered capabilities, from agentic workflows and LLM integrations to data pipelines and developer tooling. This is a meaningful role with real impact: the code you write will commit to open source and deploy to production, shaping how developers use RocketRide.  WHAT YOU’LL DO  * Design, build, test, and deploy AI software components including vision models, LLM integrations, agentic workflows, multimodal data pipelines, and similarity search.  * Leverage agentic AI code-generation tools to move fast without sacrificing code quality or reliability.  * Gain hands-on experience with open-source and proprietary AI tools, including agent frameworks like OpenClaw and CrewAI, graph databases like neo4j, agent skills, MCP and Cursor.  * Contribute to our open-source projects and help grow our developer community through Discord, online developer forums, and technical content. Assist with local AI tech events and community meetups.  * Collaborate with engineering, DevRel, and founders to ensure our systems support how real developers adopt and scale agentic AI in production.  WHAT YOU’LL BRING  * Currently pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, with a strong interest in Generative AI and/or Machine Learning.  * Hands-on software experience — you write solid code, build demos, and can engage credibly with developers at a technical level.  * Fluency with modern AI tools and a love of experimenting with them to solve real-world problems.  * Demonstrable understanding of LLMs, generative AI applications, and agentic AI concepts.  * Public contributions you’re proud of — a GitHub project, personal site, plugin, or technical content.  * Familiarity with Python; exposure to C++ is a plus.  * Ability to work from our San Francisco office regularly (at least 3 days/week) as part of our hybrid team.  WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS  * Impact: At our size and pace, the code you write moves the needle. You’ll ship to production, not just a sandbox.  * Experience: Hands-on work with cutting-edge agentic AI tools, frameworks, and infrastructure — the real stack, not toy projects.  * Growth: We challenge ourselves every day to be better and go faster. You’ll learn through collaboration, tech talks, and direct mentorship from experienced engineers and founders.  * Community: Build your network within SF’s AI developer scene and connect with our growing open source community.  * Culture: Hybrid office/remote flexibility, fun outings, great downtown SF location, and a tight-knit team that takes the work seriously but has fun doing it.  * Path forward: Strong interns have the opportunity to convert to a full-time role. 
Responsibilities
Design, build, and deploy AI software components including vision models, LLM integrations, and agentic workflows. Contribute to open-source projects and engage with the developer community via Discord and technical content.
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