Member of Technical Staff (MTS) Intern (m/f/d)

Limetax

InternshipGerman needed: none

Still open on 1 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

What you will do

Production Engineering. Design, build, test, and deploy software that supports real accounting and tax workflows.
Applied AI. Build with LLMs, retrieval systems, document intelligence, and agentic workflows while learning where deterministic logic and human oversight are required.
Product Development. Work closely with engineers, operators, and tax professionals to understand problems, prototype solutions, and iterate based on real-world feedback.
Data & Integrations. Build APIs, data pipelines, and integrations across modern and legacy systems.
Reliability & Evaluation. Help develop tests, evaluations, monitoring, and feedback loops that make our systems dependable in high-stakes workflows.
End-to-end Ownership. Take a clearly scoped problem from exploration and system design through implementation, deployment, and continuous improvement.

You are a strong builder. You have created software beyond standard coursework — through personal projects, open-source contributions, previous internships, research, or an ambitious university project. We value exceptional technical work over a specific educational path.
You have strong technical foundations. You are comfortable with data structures, algorithms, databases, APIs, and modern software-development practices.
You have high agency. You make progress without perfectly defined requirements, ask sharp questions, and take responsibility for getting to a working result.
You think like an engineer. You write clear, maintainable code and think about testing, reliability, security, edge cases, and failure modes — not only the happy path.
You are AI-native. You use modern AI tools in your work and ideally have hands-on experience building with LLMs, agents, retrieval systems, or other applied AI technologies.
You have strong product intuition. You want to understand the user and the underlying problem instead of implementing requirements mechanically.
You communicate clearly in English. German is helpful, particularly for projects involving direct collaboration with our tax advisory teams, but is not required for every project.

Production Engineering. Design, build, test, and deploy software that supports real accounting and tax workflows.
Applied AI. Build with LLMs, retrieval systems, document intelligence, and agentic workflows while learning where deterministic logic and human oversight are required.
Product Development. Work closely with engineers, operators, and tax professionals to understand problems, prototype solutions, and iterate based on real-world feedback.
Data & Integrations. Build APIs, data pipelines, and integrations across modern and legacy systems.
Reliability & Evaluation. Help develop tests, evaluations, monitoring, and feedback loops that make our systems dependable in high-stakes workflows.
End-to-end Ownership. Take a clearly scoped problem from exploration and system design through implementation, deployment, and continuous improvement.

You are a strong builder. You have created software beyond standard coursework — through personal projects, open-source contributions, previous internships, research, or an ambitious university project. We value exceptional technical work over a specific educational path.
You have strong technical foundations. You are comfortable with data structures, algorithms, databases, APIs, and modern software-development practices.
You have high agency. You make progress without perfectly defined requirements, ask sharp questions, and take responsibility for getting to a working result.
You think like an engineer. You write clear, maintainable code and think about testing, reliability, security, edge cases, and failure modes — not only the happy path.
You are AI-native. You use modern AI tools in your work and ideally have hands-on experience building with LLMs, agents, retrieval systems, or other applied AI technologies.
You have strong product intuition. You want to understand the user and the underlying problem instead of implementing requirements mechanically.
You communicate clearly in English. German is helpful, particularly for projects involving direct collaboration with our tax advisory teams, but is not required for every project.