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What we do
Snezzi helps brands show up in AI answers on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, and others. We handle everything end to end: audits, content, technical fixes, backlinks, and measurement. Fully done for you.
We're a small team of second-time founders. We ship weekly. We run AI agents for most of our internal work. And we're growing fast enough that we need sharp people who want to learn this space by doing real work, not by watching from the sidelines.
What this internship actually is
You'll work on live client accounts from week one. That means real audits, real fixes, real reporting. Not shadowing. Not slide decks. Not busywork.
By the end of the engagement, you'll have shipped actual work, built skills that are genuinely hard to find right now, and have a portfolio that proves it.
Strong performers convert to full-time. We'll tell you early if we see that path for you.
What you'll do
Run AI visibility audits across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Mode Help identify gaps and assist with fixes: content updates, schema, technical cleanup Use Claude Code and other AI tools to build and run scripts (no prior coding required — you learn by doing) Help prepare client reports, weekly updates, and pre-reads Document and templatize every process you touch so the next person can use it Tools you'll use Claude Code, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google Search Console, GA4, Ahrefs, Shopify, WordPress. You'll learn them on the job. What matters is how fast you pick things up.
Who we're looking for
You don't need a specific degree or years of experience. You need the right instincts.
Must-haves:
You use AI tools a lot, out of curiosity, not just to finish assignments You write clearly. Most of this job is communication: with clients, with AI agents, with your team.
A terminal or a code file doesn't scare you. You don't need to write code, but if Claude generates a script, you can run it, read the output, and ask Claude to fix what broke.
You try before you ask. "I don't know" is a starting point, not an excuse.
You want to ship things, not just observe them.
Moves you to the top of the pile:
You've built or shipped anything on the internet: a blog, a store, a tool, a side project, a newsletter
You've poked around GA4 or Search Console before
You've written content for a brand or website
You've done any kind of SEO, growth, or content work
Not a fit if:
You think prompting an AI handles everything. Taste and judgment still matter.
You want clean handoffs and tightly scoped tasks Client-facing work makes you uncomfortable Originally posted on Himalayas
