Arising Media

Sep 28, 2026

Agent Learner Intern

A paid, part-time role for people who want to learn how to work with AI agents by doing real tasks alongside us.

What you will learn

You will learn how to read a task description, break it into steps, and use AI agents to do real work. You will practice writing clear instructions, checking output, and fixing mistakes. You will also see how web, marketing, infrastructure, and AI projects run inside us.

Who this is for

This is for curious people who want to work with AI, not just read about it. You do not need a computer science degree. You do need patience, attention to detail, and the habit of showing your work.

What a typical week looks like

You will join a short standup, pick up one or two assigned tasks, run them with agent support, and document what happened. A senior team member will review your work and point out what to improve. Most tasks take 2 to 4 hours.

Requirements

  • Can work 10 to 15 hours per week on a consistent schedule
  • Writes clear sentences in English
  • Comfortable learning new tools through trial and feedback
  • Has a reliable computer and internet connection

Nice to have

  • Experience with a note-taking or project tool like Notion or Trello
  • Basic familiarity with HTML or Markdown
  • Has built something small with an AI assistant before

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