Serval
Software Engineer Intern
San Francisco. Posted 4 months ago
The role
You will work on core parts of the platform to build AI-powered automation for modern IT teams. You will contribute real production code and work with the CTO and founding engineering team to build and extend backend product capabilities.
What you will do
- Work closely with our CTO and founding engineering team to build and extend backend product capabilities.
- Contribute to backend services that power Serval’s AI-driven automation workflows.
- Learn how to design, implement, and test scalable systems in a production environment.
- Help us move quickly toward key product milestones, including shipping and iterating on core platform features.
Required qualifications
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field with an expected graduation date between Dec 2026 - 2028
- Strong fundamentals in computer science (data structures, algorithms, systems)
- Familiarity with at least one backend programming language (Go, Java, Python, or similar)
- Clear communication skills
- Ability to learn quickly in a fast-moving environment
- Excitement about startups, ownership, and building products from the ground up
Nice to have
- Exposure to modern backend or cloud technologies (APIs, microservices, containers, or cloud platforms)
- Experience with any part of our stack: Go, gRPC, Kubernetes, React, TypeScript, AWS, or Terraform
- Previous internship or project experience at a startup or fast-paced team
Benefits
- Impact: Be a key player in shaping the success of our product and company.
- Growth: Build a fundamentally new AI product offering with the support of our experienced team and investors. Grow rapidly with the company.
- Culture: Join a culture that values innovation, ownership, accountability, and fun.
About the company
Serval is the AI-native enterprise service management platform that automates the work legacy IT service management tools only track. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company has raised $277 million from investors.