MTS Intern

About the role

We’re looking for a Member of Technical Staff intern to work hand-in-hand with our founders and team

This is a hands-on role that combines engineering, storytelling, and community. You'll ship code alongside our product and engineering teams, and work closely with our GTM and DevRel teams to turn what we build into demos, content, and experiences that inspire builders.

You'll be part of our mission of connecting AI agents to the web.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Take part in the development of new products and features built on top of Linkup's proprietary index.

- Develop and maintain SDKs, templates, integrations, and reference implementations for AI and agentic workflows.

- Build and ship polished demos, sample apps, and starter kits that showcase what's possible with Linkup's APIs.

- Produce technical content: blog posts, tutorials, videos, and benchmarks that make complex tech approachable.

- Collect and synthesize developer feedback to inform product and developer experience priorities.

WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS

Every demo, integration, and product you build helps define how AI agents connect to the web.

You'll operate on the frontier between product and developers, bringing the voice of builders into everything we build and say.

If you love blending engineering with impact, building things developers actually use: this role is for you.

YOU'RE A GREAT FIT IF YOU

- Have high agency: you see something that should exist, and you build it. You don't wait to be told what to do.

What would be a big plus:

- Hands-on experience with APIs, LLMs, agents, and DevTools.

- A taste for turning technical depth into compelling storytelling.

- Participation in active developer communities, hackathons, or open-source projects. .

DETAILS

You'll work shoulder to shoulder with the founders and the team, with real ownership from day one: your work ships to production and reaches thousands of developers.

ABOUT LINKUP

OUR VISION

We believe in a future of AI agents and the agentic web. These digital entities can create more value for humanity than we ever could alone, but they depend on the internet to operate, collaborate, take action, and gather information.

AI agents need web search. To perform well, they require information that is current, reliable, and context‑specific—not the diffuse, steadily aging knowledge frozen at their last training cut‑off.

Modern web search is built for humans, not AIs. Instead of trusted facts, it serves links, ads, and click‑bait. People want visually engaging pages; AI systems need structured truth. An AI can absorb oceans of data, while human attention barely skims the surface. Humans think visually and intuitively; AI reasons in latent space.

Web 2.0 is sunsetting. The deck is being reshuffled, and the Bing‑Google search oligopoly is crumbling. Indexing ever more pages is no longer the goal; semantically organizing facts for AI systems is. In the coming agentic web, Google's ad‑driven model has no natural home.