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Alta Ares is seeking an Engineering student for a DevOps internship to own infrastructure across cloud, bare metal and IoT. You will build automation, write IaC with Terraform and Ansible, and run Kubernetes workloads in a high‑stakes environment.
You’ll work with CI/CD pipelines on GitHub Actions, improve build and release workflows, and collaborate with software and ML teams to apply sound architecture across security and networking dimensions.
Alta Ares is an air defense Neoprime. We build AI-guided interceptors to counter drones and cruise missiles, along with the software platform that powers them.
Our customers are NATO-aligned militaries and defense institutions, and our systems are regularly deployed during live exercises and operational demonstrations across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Founded in 2024, we have grown to 90 people, raised over $60M, and increased revenue 40× this year. We are now entering a new phase of international expansion, industrial scaling, fundraising, and product development.
DevOps at Alta Ares is a transverse position. The team operates as an internal consulting team: we provision and automate the tooling every project relies on, and we work directly with product teams to help them get the system, networking and security fundamentals right.
As a DevOps Intern, you will work across the full spread of our infrastructure: cloud, bare metal and IoT. One week you may be building automation that every engineer uses daily; the next, you may be running a proof of concept on deploying cloud technologies onto a tactical platform, where the usual assumptions about connectivity, hardware and security no longer hold.
You will report to the DevOps Lead and work alongside Software, Machine Learning and MLOps Engineers. This internship suits students who want real infrastructure ownership rather than ticket-shaped work, and who are curious about what changes when systems have to run in the field instead of in a datacenter.
We do not expect you to arrive knowing our whole stack. We do expect curiosity, rigour, and the willingness to dig into a system until you understand it.