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Exowatt

Software Engineering Intern — Agent Platform (AI)

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About this role

Join Exowatt's two-person intern team to build and deploy AI agents on the company's internal platform, with exposure to LLM fine-tuning and agent architecture integrated with AWS inference infrastructure.

What you'll do

  • Build and deploy AI agents for company-wide internal use
  • Harden and optimize agent systems for reliability and performance
  • Contribute to LLM fine-tuning initiatives
  • Work on agent architecture design and implementation
  • Collaborate with AWS inference fellowship projects
  • Support the scaling of the agent platform

What they're looking for

  • Python or similar backend language
  • Machine learning and LLM fundamentals
  • AWS services and cloud deployment
  • Agent design and orchestration patterns
  • Software engineering best practices
  • API development and integration
  • Problem-solving and debugging
  • Collaboration and communication

Benefits

  • Work on cutting-edge AI infrastructure
  • Mentorship from experienced engineering team
  • Exposure to AWS inference fellowship
  • Based in Austin, TX facility
  • Backed by top-tier investors
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Exowatt

Exowatt builds an innovative solar-thermal-electric P3 platform for thermal energy storage and power generation designed to support AI infrastructure demands. The company is hiring Power Systems Engineers, Test Engineers, Quality & Reliability Engineers, and Electrical Engineers to develop and validate advanced power conversion technologies and grid interconnection systems.

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Likely interview questions

  • What experience do you have building or working with LLMs, and how would you approach learning our specific agent architecture?
  • Describe a time you debugged a complex system—how did you approach identifying the root cause?