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Abstrabit Technologies in Bengaluru is offering an AI Engineering Internship focused on deploying and evaluating open-weight models, building inference pipelines, and exposing AI capabilities to product teams.
You will work with Python, model serving frameworks, GPUs, and cloud infrastructure, learn how AI systems are deployed and evaluated beyond prompts, and develop fundamentals to eventually contribute to production-ready AI software.
Abstrabit is a Private AI engineering company building AI-powered products and solutions for businesses. We work across the AI stack — from deploying and evaluating private and open-weight models to building production applications, agents, workflows, and integrations on top of them. Our engineering work is organized across two closely connected layers: the AI layer , focused on models, inference, evaluation, and AI infrastructure; and the application layer , focused on building reliable, scalable software products that use those AI capabilities.
The Context Using an AI model through an API is very different from deploying and operating AI systems in production. Private AI systems require decisions around model selection, inference, evaluation, latency, infrastructure, data pipelines, retrieval, cost, and reliability. Our AI Engineering team works on this layer. We are looking for interns who want to understand how modern AI systems work beyond prompt engineering and hosted APIs, and who are interested in learning how models are deployed, evaluated, and integrated into real products.
As an AI Engineering Intern , you will work primarily on the AI layer of our products and solutions. You will help deploy and evaluate open-weight models, build inference and retrieval pipelines, experiment with model configurations, and expose AI capabilities for application teams to use. You will work primarily with Python and gain hands‑on experience with technologies around model serving, LLM inference, embeddings, vector databases, RAG, evaluation frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and open-weight models. You are not expected to already be an expert in model deployment or fine‑tuning. We are looking for strong technical fundamentals, curiosity, and the ability to learn unfamiliar systems quickly.
We care more about strong fundamentals and your ability to learn than whether you already know every AI framework.
This is not a prompt-engineering internship . You may work with prompts, but the role goes deeper into models, inference, retrieval, evaluation, and AI infrastructure. This is also not primarily a data analytics or traditional data science role. You will work closer to the engineering of AI systems — getting models to run reliably, evaluating their behaviour, understanding trade‑offs, and making those capabilities usable by application teams. You are also not expected to already be an AI specialist. The role is designed for someone with strong fundamentals who wants to build that specialization.
You will get the opportunity to work close to the core AI systems behind production applications.
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