Binance Accelerator Program - AI Intelligence Efficiency Engineer

Remote $82k–$138k 5 months ago internship

Role in brief

Binance is looking for interns in their Accelerator Program to apply AI in software development. Ideal candidates are curious about AI and eager to work on real-world projects.

About the role

As part of the Binance Accelerator Program, the AI Intelligence Efficiency Engineer will focus on using AI to enhance software development processes. This role is designed for students who are passionate about applying AI tools to improve engineering workflows and developer productivity.

Interns will engage in hands-on projects that involve building AI-powered tools and contributing to an internal AI platform. This position offers a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in a dynamic environment while working remotely.

The salary range for this position is between $82,000 and $138,000.

Who this role suits

  • A curious individual who experiments with AI tools out of interest.
  • Someone who learns quickly and is eager to create effective solutions.
  • A student looking to gain real-world experience in AI and software development.

From the employer

What Makes You a Fit for Tech Seeds 2026

  • You've already been experimenting with AI tools on your own — not because you had to, but because you were curious.
  • You learn fast and want to build things that work in the real world.

Type

  • Binance Accelerator Program

Location

  • Asia

Team

  • Backend

Workplace

  • remote

Questions about this role

Is this position remote?

Yes, this internship is remote.

What skills are required for this role?

The role is suitable for those who have a curiosity about AI and have experimented with AI tools.

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