Site Reliability Engineer
Software Engineer Intern - AI-Native
Zagreb
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Who we are
We're a product engineering team building an
HR SaaS platform
and serving the people who serve the people. In our case, "AI-native" is not just a label, it's a paradigm we adopted in the way we work and ship our products.
Our tech stack is C#/.NET on the backend and Angular on the frontend
, and we're actively integrating AI capabilities into the core of the product.
This is a paid internship
with real clients, a production codebase, and people who will invest in you. We are looking for someone located in either
Zagreb or Split
to join our team.
What you'll build
You'll be working on features that matter - not throw-away intern projects. That includes:
- AI-powered product features
: CV review assistants, smart content generation, summarization tools, and recommendation engines built into our HR platform - Full-stack features
across the .NET and Angular ecosystem - API integrations
connecting our product to external AI services and cloud platforms - Code that ships - reviewed, tested, and production-quality
How you'll work
This team uses AI coding tools as a standard part of the development workflow - tools like
Claude Code and Cursor
are everyday instruments here. You'll be expected to use them, get comfortable with them, and push what's possible with them.
Beyond the basics, we work with the broader LLM tooling stack: custom skills, MCP servers, agentic workflows. The tools are there when you need them - you won't be watching a usage meter.
Beyond that: code reviews, close collaboration with senior engineers, fast iteration, and a team that ships.
What we're looking for
Core engineering (the baseline)
- Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field
- Solid grasp of
C#/.NET
and/or a modern JavaScript framework (Angular is a plus) - Comfortable with Git and collaborative development
- Available at least 30 hours/week
, with schedule flexibility around university commitments
AI tooling background
We want someone who has actually used AI tools hands-on - not just heard of them. That could mean:
- Using
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot
, or similar in a project - Building something with
LLM APIs
(OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.), LangChain, or similar - Experimenting with AI in your own side projects or coursework
If you've done any of this, tell us the details. We're more interested in your real experience than a list of tool names.
Nice to have
- Postgres or SQL Server
- Familiarity with AWS
- Comfort with ambiguity and high-velocity iteration
What we offer
- Paid internship
with a competitive student hourly rate ranging from 9 to 12€/h with a possibility of long-term extension or permanent employment. - Direct mentorship
: 1-on-1 time with a senior developer or architect who is actively building this stuff, not just managing it - Free lunch
every day at the office - Gym via MultiSport
- A relaxed but high-output team culture - we care about results, not appearances
You don't need to tick every box. If you're strong on the engineering side but newer to AI tools (or vice versa), apply anyway and tell us where you are.
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