Artificial Intelligence (AI) Intern

Job description Artificial Intelligence (AI) InternBuild AI-powered internal tools and prototypes using Microsoft Copilot and Claude Code turning high-level ideas into working software in days Benchmark and evaluate LLM agents and AI copilots for use in insurance-specific workflows (claims triage, policy issuance, customer onboarding, document processing) Automate repetitive operations across the SDLC coding, tes ting, documentation, review using agentic frameworks Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and business teams to identify automation opportunities within the retail insurance and ecosystem platforms Create live demos and proof-of-concepts that showcase AI capabilities to both technical and non-technical stakeholders Work with security and compliance teams to ensure AI tools meet Qatar Central Bank and Group IT governance standards Real, meaningful work inside one of Qatar's leading digital companies Hands-on experience with marketplace operations, dealer relations, and data management Hybrid format a mix of office time and remote work, flexible around your schedule Evening-friendly schedule designed to work alongside university commitments Short-term contract with a clear option to extend based on results and team growth A fast-paced, startup-like environment within a large, established company Currently pursuing or recently completed a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, AI, Data Science, or a related field Comfortable building with AI tools and iterating fast you prefer prompting and prototyping over 10-page specs Curious about insurance, fintech, or ecosystem products and how AI can transform them Able to communicate ideas clearly to both engineers and business stakeholders Bonus: experience with LLM APIs, agent frameworks, or automation tools Choose what you’re giving feedback on

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