Melius
Software Engineering Intern
New York City · Intern · Internship
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About the role
- Sitting in on user sessions, watching a creative hit a rough edge, and shipping the fix that same hour.
- Adding evals and traces that tell us, honestly, whether the agent got better this week.
- Polishing canvas interactions that thousands of creatives touch every day - the small details users never explicitly notice but always feel.
Responsibilities
- In-person in NYC with a lean team of people who love the game, obsessed with building the future of creativity.
Requirements
- Are pursuing a degree in CS (or equivalent) and have built something real: a side project people actually used, open source contributions, a previous internship where you shipped.
Skills
- Melius - New York City
- Engineers have Cursor.
- Lawyers have Harvey.
- The office of the CFO has Ramp.
- Melius is the agents lab for creative work.
- Generative media canvas, timeline editor, asset manager, and much more, built native for agents.
- Not in the LinkedIn-poster way.
- Engineers sit in on user sessions.
Compensation
- $8500 monthly salary
Benefits
- $2500 monthly stipend for housing
Company info
- WE ARE OBSESSED WITH OUR CUSTOMERS Not in the LinkedIn-poster way.
- There will be dozens of projects that you lead and are expected to educate both customers and other members of the team on.
This listing is sourced directly from Melius's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.