AI Implementation Intern
Pubblicato il 09-09-2026 - indigo.ai in Italia
If you are here, it is because you know that we are looking for a AI Implementation Intern.
indigo.ai is the leading platform in Italy for building next-generation AI Agents that transform the way companies communicate with their customers. Since 2016, we’ve been helping enterprises in industries such as finance, insurance, utilities, retail, and e-commerce to evolve their Customer Experience through conversational AI We don’t just “sell software”: we enable a shift in how organizations interact with people, automating millions of conversations every year, reducing operational costs, improving conversion rates, and creating more personalized, scalable, and compliant customer journeys.
Now we are on a mission to scale this technology globally. To do so, we are looking for a AI Implementation Intern to support our AI Implementation Managerin designing, building, and integrating advanced AI agents and conversational automation solutions using LLMs, workflows, and APIs.
What are we looking for?
We are seeking a technically strong, proactive,
and highly curious AI Implementation Intern tojoin the AI Implementation Team, reporting directly to the AI Implementation Manager.This role is ideal for students or recent graduates in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or related technical fields who want to gain hands-on experience building real Generative AI solutions.As you grow, this role can evolve into an AI Implementation Specialist.
You’ll work at the intersection of LLMs, APIs, automation, and conversational design , using our low-code platform while also applying your technical background to build complex workflows, integrate third-party systems, and create production-ready AI agents .
This is not a theoretical or research role: you will build, break, test, refine, and ship.Your work will have a direct impact on product quality, customer satisfaction, and the scalability of our solutions.
If you’re excited by prompt engineering, data structuring, APIs, and orche