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AwardSpring is seeking an intern who can contribute across engineering, design, or product management. We value what you have built with AI tools and your willingness to explore multiple disciplines. You will shape work around your strengths and ship tangible features on a production codebase.
Join a fluent AI-native product team in Chicago's West Loop, with hybrid days, real users, and a culture that rewards curiosity, rapid iteration, and cross-functional collaboration.
AwardSpring is an established, growing SaaS company that partners with hundreds of colleges, universities, and foundations across the US and Canada to award scholarships and manage their donors. We complete the virtuous cycle of giving, getting, and giving again, on a mature, multi-tenant platform, with a small, focused team.
This is one internship open to builders of any stripe: engineering, design, or product management. We are not asking you to pick a lane before you get here. Tell us what you have built and which of the three you want to spend your time on, and we will shape the work around it.
What matters is that you have shipped something real with AI tools. A side project, a class project, something you built because you wanted it to exist. What you made counts for more than where you went to school.
We're an AI-native product team. Nearly 100% of the code in our product is AI-generated, and every IC (engineer, PM, designer) ships features end-to-end with agentic tooling. The lines between disciplines are intentionally blurred: PMs ship code, engineers make product calls, designers prototype in production. We hire for fluency in agentic development, not time in any one stack.
If you've been building this way on nights and weekends because your day job won't let you (rigid stack, no token budget, "that's not how we do things here"), this is the place where it's the actual job.
Hybrid, based in our West Loop / Fulton Market office in Chicago, roughly three days a week.