Forward-Deployed AI Engineer
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - Gemmo-Sp in Milano
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This is a 6-month paid internship in our AI Lab in Milan.
It is designed to lead to a permanent, full-time role as a Forward-Deployed AI Engineer, so we only offer it to people who can join us full-time as soon as it ends.
We hire interns to keep them. If an intern doesn't stay with us, we consider it a failure on our side too, not just theirs. That's why the selection you will go through is so demanding: by the time you reach this step, we already believe you can make it.
It's for you if you:
- are in the final year of a Bachelor's degree, or
- are in the final year of a Master's degree, or
- completed a Bachelor's degree in the last 12 months, or
- completed a Master's degree in the last 12 months.
It's not for you if you:
- are in an earlier year of your degree, or
- plan to continue your studies after the internship
About Us
We are a boutique AI firm, founded in 2020, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, with an AI Lab in Milan, Italy. Not a consultancy. Not a software house. An AI firm, boutique by design, with one focus: financial services.
We co-create AI agents with our clients and run them in production, inside regulated financial institutions. Today more than 50 of our AI agents are live, and our team has filed 42 AI patents.
We believe in responsible, pragmatic AI: systems that are governed by design, integrate into real workflows, provide measurable value, and remain under the client's control.
Our Team
Forward-Deployed Engineers: 18 people, including 4 Ph.D.s
Leadership: 3 people
We are a lean, technical-first team, and we're growing.
We plan to add 10 new Forward-Deployed AI Engineers in the next 6 months.
The Role
A forward-deployed engineer works directly with the client and owns the solution end to end: from understanding the business problem, to choosing and building the right model, to shipping and running it in production. There's no handoff chain. The same engineer who hears the problem delivers the answer.
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