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Intuit is a financial software company known for products like TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, and Credit Karma, helping consumers and small businesses manage their finances and taxes. Industry: Financial Software & Technology
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The Summer 2027: AI Science Intern joins the AI Science team to develop powerful machine learning models that enhance customer experiences across the product ecosystem. Working alongside AI Scientists, Researchers, and Machine Learning Engineers, the intern will gather, clean, and explore large real-world datasets to perform ETL and data wrangling. Key responsibilities include building, training, and evaluating deep learning models using classification, regression, clustering, and neural networks. The role involves engineering features, designing experiments like A/B tests, and performing statistical analysis. Candidates must possess strong programming skills in Python and SQL, along with familiarity with mathematical foundations of machine learning. The work focuses on solving technical problems such as transaction time series forecasting, NLP for linking documentation, and exploring generative AI and large language models.
Python
PyTorch
TensorFlow
Generative AI
Reinforcement Learning
Natural Language Processing
Neuro-symbolic AI
Machine Learning
AI Research
Decision Theory
Constraint Satisfaction
Knowledge Representation
Inference-time Scaling
Machine Learning
Generative AI
Reinforcement Learning
LLM Post-training
RLHF
ML Systems
AI Agents
GPU Capacity Planning
Reward Modeling
Preference Optimization
Research Roadmaps
Benchmark Performance
Python
C
C++
AI
Machine Learning
Compilers
LLM
CUDA
GPU Programming
LLVM
MLIR
Performance Engineering
Optimization
Data Structures
Algorithms
Reinforcement Learning
Predictive Modeling
Domain-Specific Languages