Syntony Undergraduate Internship

Syntony research & engineering Applications open Undergraduate Internship AI safety research and engineering for undergraduate students. About the internship The Syntony Undergraduate Internship gives students experience in AI safety research and engineering through a mentored project. Interns work on a defined question, develop research or technical skills, and produce work they can explain and evaluate. Projects are matched to your background, interests, and stage of study. 01 / Project areas Research and engineering What you will work on Projects cover technical and interdisciplinary AI safety. Each placement begins with an agreed scope, learning goals, and an output suited to your experience. 01 Research Review literature, assess sources, organize evidence, and communicate findings on AI risk, governance, or the human consequences of AI. 02 Engineering Work on evaluation methods, reproducible experiments, data analysis, or research tools, with technical guidance appropriate to the project. 03 Project outputs Produce a research brief, documented experiment, prototype, or another agreed contribution. Mentoring includes feedback on your methods, findings, and how you present the work. 02 / Eligibility and terms Undergraduate program You should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree and interested in AI safety research or engineering. Relevant coursework, personal projects, and research experience help us identify a suitable project. Choosing a program This internship is Syntony's undergraduate program. The Engineering Fellowship is for graduate students and people who have completed graduate study. Humanitas is a separate interdisciplinary research fellowship focused on human rights, evidence, governance, and human security. Compensation and schedule Compensation, duration and schedule will be agreed in writing before you accept a placement. Project and supervision Your project scope, supervision arrangements, location, and participation requirements will also be confirmed before acceptance. Research and commercial work Publication, attribution, and intellectual-property terms are agreed at the outset. Any commercial client work requires a separate paid agreement.