Cloud Studios is a Berlin-based AI-native product studio. We build focused digital experiences, validate them with real users, and develop the strongest ideas into independent businesses.
Our current priority is a managed service and platform helping companies understand and improve how they appear across AI search and recommendation platforms such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude.
We are a small team, so you will work close to the product, customers and commercial decisions. You will not spend your internship sitting on the sidelines or working through meaningless tickets.
The role
If “vibe coding” is exciting to you, this is for you. We are looking for someone who enjoys building with AI.
You will work directly with the founder to design, build and improve real product features using Claude Code and other AI-assisted development tools.
You do not need a traditional computer-science background. You might come from product, design, UI/UX, software engineering, business or something completely different. What matters is that you are curious, resourceful, comfortable figuring things out and care about the quality of what you ship.
You will take meaningful ownership of clearly defined features, from understanding the problem through prototyping, testing and release, with regular guidance and review from the founders.
What you’ll work on
Build and improve features within our AI visibility dashboard.
Create internal workflows and product automations.
Turn rough product ideas into working prototypes.
Improve existing features based on feedback from users and the team.
Work with APIs, databases, LLMs and automation tools.
Test, debug and document what you build.
Contribute ideas for better UX, performance and product quality.
Help us identify where AI can make our products and internal processes faster or better.
Your initial focus will be this product rather than a collection of unrelated side projects.
What you’ll learn
How an AI-native product moves from idea to shipped feature.
How to use Claude Code effectively without blindly trusting generated code.
How customer problems are translated into product decisions.
How product, design, sales and delivery connect inside an early-stage company.
How to test, debug and improve software built with AI-assisted tools.
How a product studio evaluates, launches and grows new ventures.
How to work with real product constraints, priorities and customer feedback.
What we’re looking for
You do not need to meet every requirement. You should:
Have built something using AI-assisted development tools, or be able to show that you are learning quickly.
Prefer building and testing over endlessly discussing.
Be able to break an unclear problem into practical steps.
Care about both visual and functional quality.
Test your work instead of assuming generated code is correct.
Communicate blockers early.
Be reliable with meetings and deadlines.
Be comfortable taking ownership while still asking for help when needed.
Be proactive and willing to learn a lot — super important!
Experience with Claude Code, APIs, databases, Figma or automation tools is useful, but not required.
What success looks like
By the end of the internship, you should have:
Shipped meaningful improvements used in a real product.
Taken at least two features from initial problem to release.
Improved your ability to build independently with AI-assisted tools.
Demonstrated reliable testing and documentation.
Contributed ideas that improved the product or workflow.
Developed a clearer understanding of product building and early-stage company execution.
Strong performance may lead to an ongoing role as a working student, or future Venture Associate as Cloud Studios grows.
Details
Duration: Three to six months.
Start date: Flexible, ideally as soon as mutually suitable.
Location: Berlin preferred; hybrid and remote arrangements are possible.
Working hours: To be agreed based on the internship structure and availability.
Structure: Mandatory internship or qualifying voluntary internship.
Compensation: Currently unpaid, intended for candidates whose internship can legally be completed without minimum-wage entitlement, such as a mandatory university internship or another qualifying arrangement. The exact structure will be confirmed individually before the internship begins.
How to apply
Do not send a generic cover letter. Send us:
A short introduction.
Something you have built.
Whether you are applying for a mandatory or voluntary internship.
Your preferred start date and weekly availability.
Eligibility: This role is unpaid and intended for candidates whose internship can legally be completed without minimum-wage entitlement under German law — such as a mandatory university internship (Pflichtpraktikum) or another qualifying voluntary internship arrangement. Please confirm which type applies to you in your application.