Web Development Intern

Web Development Intern – Technical Content

About Infrasity

Infrasity is an engineering-led GTM company. We partner with DevTools, infrastructure, and AI startups to help them launch fast, showcase product features, and reach their developer audience. Our work spans technical content, community-driven distribution, and developer-focused marketing all with the depth and credibility of engineers.

Duration: 2 Months

Stipend - Paid

Web Development Intern – Technical Content

About Infrasity

Infrasity is an engineering-led GTM company. We partner with DevTools, infrastructure, and AI startups to help them launch fast, showcase product features, and reach their developer audience. Our work spans technical content, community-driven distribution, and developer-focused marketing all with the depth and credibility of engineers.

Duration: 2 Months

Stipend - Paid

Role Overview You'll build small, sharp, public things: agents, MCP servers, Claude skills, and open-source repos. Some serve Infrasity's own GTM stack (e.g. our MCP server at app.infrasity.com/api/mcp, our dev-gtm-claude-skills repo); some turn a client's product into a working demo developers can clone and run. Writing matters — clean READMEs, a tight launch post — but it's how you ship what you built, not the deliverable itself. If your instinct when you learn a new tool is "let me wire up an agent / skill / repo around it," this is your role.

Responsibilities

• Build and ship MCP servers, Claude skills, agents, and CLIs — real, runnable, public.
• Stand up open-source repos end to end: working code, clean README, examples, and a launch (GitHub, Reddit, Dev.to, HN where it fits).
• Turn client product features into developer-first artifacts: sample apps, SDK integrations, automation workflows.
• Write the docs the build needs — READMEs, quickstarts, walkthroughs — grounded in code you actually wrote.
• Instrument and watch traction: stars, clones, backlinks, signups. Tie what you ship to outcomes.
• Engage in the communities where your work lands — answer questions, take feedback, iterate.

What Success Looks Like

• A steady stream of public, working artifacts (repos / skills / MCP servers / agents) that developers star, clone, and use.
• Launches that drive real backlinks and traffic to Infrasity and client sites.
• Developers treat Infrasity's output as credible because the code holds up — not because the post reads well.

You Should Apply If

• You've shipped something public: an OSS repo, an MCP server, a Claude skill, an agent, a working SDK demo. Share links — code first.
• You're comfortable reading a product's docs/API and building against it without hand-holding.
• You can write a clear README and a launch post once the thing works.