About the Role

We’re looking for a DevOps Engineering Intern who wants to improve how systems are built, tested, and shipped—not just maintain pipelines.

You’ll work on CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, release automation, and developer tooling in a fast-moving environment where systems and workflows evolve constantly. This means building reliable pipelines, improving deployment safety, and enabling engineers to move faster without breaking things.

You’ll collaborate closely with founders and engineers to shape how software is delivered in production. Your work will directly impact developer velocity, system reliability, and release confidence.

If you enjoy automating workflows, fixing bottlenecks, and improving how teams ship software, this role will push you to grow quickly.

What You Will Do

Design, implement, and maintain CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions or GitLab CI)
Manage build, test, and release workflows across services
Work with infrastructure-as-code tools (Terraform or Pulumi)
Improve Docker-based build and deployment processes
Implement safe rollout strategies (canary, blue-green, feature flags)
Integrate quality, security, and observability checks into pipelines
Build internal tools to improve developer productivity
Document pipelines, environments, and operational runbooks

What We’re Looking For

Familiarity with CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI
Basic understanding of Docker and container workflows
Exposure to infrastructure-as-code concepts (Terraform or Pulumi)
Understanding of Git workflows and release practices
Interest in improving developer experience and automation
Ability to operate in fast-changing, ambiguous environments

Founding Mindset

You think in terms of outcomes (faster, safer shipping), not configs
You ask “why does this pipeline matter?” before building
You take ownership of deployment reliability
You balance short-term fixes with long-term improvements
You proactively identify and remove bottlenecks

Bonus

Experience setting up CI/CD for multi-service or microservice systems
Exposure to security checks or compliance in pipelines
Experience with feature flags or rollout strategies
Familiarity with Kubernetes basics

What Success Looks Like

Within 4–6 weeks, you should be able to:
Own CI/CD pipelines for a subset of services
Reduce friction and failures in deployments
Identify and fix bottlenecks in build and release workflows
Improve developer confidence and velocity

What You’ll Get

Hands-on experience running CI/CD for production systems
Direct collaboration with founders and engineering teams
Ownership of meaningful automation and infrastructure improvements
A portfolio of pipelines, tooling, and system improvements
A strong pathway into DevOps, platform, or infrastructure engineering roles

Who This Is Not For

If you only want to follow predefined runbooks
If you avoid ambiguity or production-adjacent systems
If you prefer rigid, slow-moving infrastructure environments
If you’re looking for a low-pressure internship

Who Will Thrive Here

Builders who enjoy making teams faster and more reliable
Engineers who think across code, infrastructure, and workflows
Calm debuggers of broken pipelines and failed deployments
High-agency individuals who care about shipping quality and speed

About the Company

We’re building the speech intelligence layer for Southeast Asia—turning real-world, accented, code-switched speech into structured, usable outputs for businesses.