Lead DealOn’s engineering team hands-on with AI coding agents, owning delivery, technical decisions, roadmap, team growth, and hiring support. Tokyo; full remote unavailable.
About this role
This long-term software engineering internship places the intern on an engineering team working on actual product development. Responsibilities may include adding or improving features, conducting technical validation, and developing tools or methods that use generative AI to improve development productivity. The specific assignment is decided through discussion with the company based on the intern’s skills, interests, and preferences.
Possible work includes backend development with Go and Python, including feature expansion, new feature development, and the design and development of document-processing components. Frontend work may involve implementing user interfaces and user experience improvements with TypeScript and React. The posting also describes AI-driven development work using generative AI.
Potential product assignments include LegalOn, a legal AI product in a 10-to-100 growth phase; WorkOn, in a 1-to-10 phase; and TomoniAI, in a 0-to-1 phase. The broader product context includes AI services for legal and other professional operations, with products such as LegalOn, WorkOn, DealOn, and GovernOn.
Applicants are asked to submit a resume, a GitHub account or URL to work samples, and information about their experience using generative AI. The selection process is generally expected to include two interviews, and a pre-interview assignment may be requested depending on the submitted materials and selection progress.
The work location is a hybrid arrangement involving the Shibuya office in Tokyo and remote work within Japan. Attendance at the office is required on team office days; working from home is possible on other weekdays, although additional office attendance may be requested until the intern becomes accustomed to the work. Working from unrelated third-party locations where unspecified people could view the work is not permitted.
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