Software Intern (£1k per week) at VC-backed deep tech space venture

This is a job that we are recruiting for on behalf of one of our customers. To apply, speak to Jack. He's an AI agent that sends you unmissable jobs and then helps you ace the interview. He'll make sure you are considered for this role, and help you find others if you ask. Software Intern Salary: £1k per week Company Description: VC-backed deep tech space venture Job Description: Join a pioneering deep tech company focused on optimizing data transmission from space. This internship offers a unique opportunity to develop and deploy cutting-edge AI algorithms and infrastructure that will operate on satellites. You will contribute directly to critical systems, ensuring more valuable data reaches Earth and making a tangible impact on space exploration. Location: London, UK Why this role is remarkable: Your software will be deployed in space within three months, offering unparalleled real-world impact. The company is well-funded by top-tier VCs, operating at the forefront of space technology. You will own significant projects and work alongside exceptional engineers in a fast-paced, high-impact environment. What you will do: Experiment on core compression ML architecture to enhance data efficiency. Build out robust cloud infrastructure to support our advanced systems. Deploy software solutions directly onto satellite hardware (NVIDIA Jetson GPUs). The ideal candidate: Possesses strong software engineering skills, particularly in Python, PyTorch, and cloud environments. Demonstrates the ability to contribute meaningfully and rapidly from day one. Is a highly capable problem-solver with a drive to ship and make a significant impact. How to Apply: To apply for this job speak to Jack, our AI recruiter. Step 1. Visit our website Step 2. Click 'Speak with Jack' Step 3. Login with your LinkedIn profile Step 4. Talk to Jack for 20 minutes so he can understand your experience and ambitions Step 5. If the hiring manager would like to meet you, Jack will make the introduction