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present of AI is seeking an internship to build internal software for airship inspection operations. You will develop a web app using React and TypeScript, connecting to a PostgreSQL backend and deploying with Docker and CI/CD pipelines.
The role emphasizes learning AI-assisted coding and automations for workflows, while understanding pilots, operators, and regulatory needs in a real codebase.
This internship is about building the internal software that keeps an airship inspection company running, such as tools for mission planning, fleet tracking, and compliance paperwork. A strong candidate can build a web app from database to screen using React, TypeScript, and either Node or Python with PostgreSQL. Curiosity about how other teams work, and the confidence to turn a vague problem into a first version, matter as much as the code.
AI coding assistants are expected to speed up building these tools, so the value shifts toward good data models, reviewing generated code, and testing it well. The role also involves creating automations and AI powered features for internal workflows. What stays human is understanding what pilots, operators, and regulators really need, and judging trade offs when a flight schedule depends on weather, airspace, and rules.
Daily use of tools like Cursor, Claude Code, or Copilot on a real codebase is part of the job, along with helping design automations that remove manual steps. Since the company inspects pipelines and power lines, there is a chance to see how flight and sensor data reaches review and dashboard tools. To prepare, build a small app that automates a paperwork or scheduling task and uses an AI model for one step.
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