We build real AI systems. We're looking for students and engineers who want to work on actual problems — not toy projects.
Looking to Build & Own as a Core Member?
If you are an experienced software engineer, AI researcher, robotics developer, or commercial operator looking for high autonomy, direct founder dialogue, and equity/commission upside rather than an internship, explore our dedicated Founding Track.
Research. Build. Publish.
Work alongside the Araskova team on real research and engineering projects. Two pathways available:
[ Research Fellowship ]
For students interested in research and scientific work.
Possible areas:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Machine Learning
- Computer Vision
- Robotics
- Autonomous Systems
- Generative AI
- Applied AI
Students may contribute to:
Literature Review → Research → Experimentation → Analysis → Technical Writing → Publication
Research fellows may contribute to research projects and publications based on their individual contributions and research outcomes.
[ Engineering Internships ]
For students who want to build and work on real systems.
ROS / Robotics Intern
Work with: ROS/ROS2, Robotics systems, Sensors, Simulation, Autonomous systems, Hardware-software integration.
Computer Vision Intern
Work with: OpenCV, Python, PyTorch, Object detection, Image processing, Model development, Vision pipelines.
AI Automation Pipeline Intern
Work with: Python, APIs, LLMs, AI agents, Automation workflows, Data pipelines, Internal AI systems.
Is this paid?
These student opportunities are currently unpaid.
Is this a traditional internship?
The program is designed around hands-on research and engineering work rather than passive observation.
Can students publish research?
Research fellows may contribute to publications depending on the project, contribution, authorship requirements, and research outcomes.
Do I need previous experience?
Previous project experience is valuable, but we're also interested in students who demonstrate strong fundamentals and the ability to learn independently.
Can first/second-year students apply?
Yes. We care about your ability to build and learn, not your current year of study.
Is it remote?
Most roles offer flexible remote arrangements, though some hardware-specific projects may require on-site presence in Kerala.
How much time is required?
We expect a commitment of 15-20 hours per week.
How long is the program?
Programs typically run for 3 to 6 months, depending on the project scope.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes, upon successful completion of the program and project deliverables.
Can I continue with ARASKOVA afterward?
Continued involvement may be possible depending on performance, project requirements, and available opportunities.
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