Join Veyra as an Agentic AI Engineer Intern and help us discover how an AI interviewer can become more adaptive, reliable, and human.
Veyra is building a new generation of AI-powered interviewing systems.
We're looking for curious engineers who don't just use software — they investigate it.
As an Agentic AI Engineer Intern, you'll explore Veyra from the perspective of a real user, identify meaningful problems, understand why they happen, and think about how intelligent systems can solve them.
You don't need years of experience. You need curiosity, technical thinking, and the ability to look at a system and ask:
“Why does it work this way — and how could it work better?”
AI Engineering / Product Intelligence
Understanding how AI evolves from simple single-turn completion to autonomous multi-step reasoning.
A static prompt produces a completion. If the output hallucinates or misses context, there is no verification, no external execution, and no self-correction.
The agent inspects candidate responses, consults verified context, selects targeted follow-ups, calls tools (such as code sandboxes and rubrics), and self-corrects based on real-time feedback.
We believe exceptional engineering begins with raw curiosity and critical observation, not a list of previous titles.
A transparent, six-stage holistic evaluation process focused on your thinking.
Submit your candidate profile along with your comprehensive Veyra product analysis and defect log.
Our engineering team reviews your product findings, problem-solving depth, and AI understanding.
Shortlisted candidates attend an adaptive technical interview conducted directly by Veyra.
Discuss your findings, proposed solutions, AI agent concepts, and engineering fundamentals with the team.
Candidates are evaluated holistically across observations, interviews, and analytical reasoning.
Selected candidates receive an internship offer with a performance-based stipend tailored to capability.
Complete two Veyra interviews. Explore the system. Find what others miss. Show us how you think.