Build and ship the first versions of tools that help us source deals, qualify them faster, and support our portfolio companies at scale.
Design agentic workflows (n8n, Claude, LLM APIs, whatever gets the job done) that remove the repetitive work from venture investing.
Sit inside the investment team, see how a fund actually operates, and decide for yourself where AI can move the needle most.
Demo what you've built to the whole team, get feedback fast, and iterate.
Finish the summer with a portfolio of deployed, production tools used by professional investors, not a toy project.
Requirements
A student or recent graduate who is AI-native: you're obsessed with the latest models, agents and tools, and you've been building with them for fun.
You ship. You can point us to projects, automations or products you've built, ideally with users beyond yourself. A GitHub, a demo video or a live link beats a CV.
You think like a founder: high ownership, high energy, low ego. You'd rather build a scrappy v1 this week than a perfect spec next month.
You're curious about venture. You don't need VC experience, but you should be excited to learn how funds find, pick and support startups.
You're available for 2-3 months over summer 2026, full-time preferred and minimum 3 days a week, and can work from our Farringdon office in London regularly.
You have the right to work in the UK. Current students and recent graduates are both welcome to apply.
Benefits
A competitive salary, in line with market standards for the programme.
Real ownership: your tools go into production and your name goes on them.
Direct access to the investment team and the chance to learn the venture business from the inside, including sitting in on pitches and investment discussions.
£50 per month wellness credits through Heka, plus team socials and a front-row seat to the European startup ecosystem.
A strong reference and a network of founders and investors, whatever you do next.
A genuine path forward: we're looking to shape a full-time engineering role that will be core to our fourth fund, launching in 2027. Top performers from this programme will be considered as part of that role.