Fifer University: Summer AI Internship at CVP (Customer… · UNAVAILAB…

Summary: CVP is an award-winning healthcare and next-gen technology and consulting services firm. They are seeking a Summer AI Intern to build solutions for real problems in government, science, healthcare, and homeland security using the Fifer platform. Responsibilities: - Hear from leaders in using AI in government, science, healthcare - Learn about the tooling you need to know about – Fifer, GitHub, AI Agents - Deep-dive Fifer bootcamp - Ideate/launch app teams - Use Fifer AI to make a concept a reality, , or in our downtown DC office - Prototype, iterate, deploy (e.g., AI market analysts, client dashboards, your killer app idea) – See what others are doing and exchange lessons learned - Polish for production + Demo Day pitch to execs, investors, customers Required Qualifications: - Rising college freshman/sophomores/juniors in ANY DEGREE program - AI obsessives: You have used AI beyond a 'super Google' search. Maybe you've built personal GenAI projects using tools like Claude Code or Roo, maybe you've contributed to open-source projects, or won hackathons. Or maybe you just have a vision for a 'killer app' or an idea that would make government work better for the American people and want to learn how you can make it real using AI - First-principles thinkers: Break problems to atoms (e.g., 'What are the primitives of consulting automation?', 'How could the Veteran's Health Administration serve patients better') and then build it into something real boldly - You are not afraid to make mistakes, and you learn from them - Experience in using GenAI for web or mobile app development - Active GitHub account. Not just 'familiar with GitHub'—you use it. Your repo is how you show us who you are before you ever say a word to us - Experience with either AWS or Microsoft Azure, but if not, be willing to dig in Required Skills: Generative AI, GenAI, Python, JavaScript, Kotlin, Prompt engineering, Large Language Models, GitHub, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Web app development, Mobile app development, First-principles thinking