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Circeus, an AI-native holding company, invites graduates and interns to join a rolling intake across Milan and London. You’ll be placed into live teams, own a concrete piece of work, and present results directly to decision-makers from week one.
Tracks include Software Engineering, AI Engineering, M&A, Finance, Marketing, Sales, and Portfolio Management. Expect hands-on impact, fast learning, and a path to a permanent role for strong performers.
Graduate Programme & Internships – Rolling Intake
Location: Milan
About Circeus
Circeus is an AI-native holding company that acquires and evolves mission-critical software for the AI era.
Through a centralised AI platform deployed across our portfolio, we expand software from systems of record into systems of action. We have raised $220m+ from leading global institutional investors and serve 250,000+ businesses worldwide, focusing on high-retention, deeply embedded software that powers the everyday economy.
We operate as long-term owners, bringing the benefits of innovation and AI to the real economy.
We hire graduates and interns on a rolling basis across our Milan and London offices. Rather than running a single fixed intake, we open seats as workstreams demand them, which keeps the calibre bar high and the work real from week one.
We are recruiting across six tracks:
You apply once and we match you to the track where your skills compound fastest. This is not a shadowing programme. We run software companies, we do not just hold them, so graduates and interns sit inside live teams, own a defined piece of work, and present it to the people who make the decisions.
Recent work has spanned diligence on live acquisitions, shipping features used by paying customers, building AI workflows that replace manual process, and rebuilding pricing and reporting inside portfolio companies.
It suits people who treat learning and shipping as a daily practice rather than an annual event, who would rather own something small than observe something large, and who want to see how the software behind essential business workflows is actually bought, built and grown.