We are hiring interns only — a small cohort of exceptional students and early builders. If joining DeepMind in 2012 sounds like the kind of bet you wish you had made, this is that bet. Every track pays a stipend.
Year and résumé are context, not qualification. We look for interns who have already built or discovered something hard — and want to do it again, at the edge of what is possible.
Small teams, deep problems. We host interns across research and engineering — and the boundary between them is intentionally thin.
Every role below is a paid internship. Don't see your exact track? If you would be an obvious asset, write to us anyway — admin@evorelabs.com.
We move quickly and think out loud with you. The process is designed to show you the work, not to test your endurance.
Tell us what you have built or discovered.
A researcher or engineer reads every application.
A real problem, not a puzzle.
We think through a problem together.
Depth, judgment and how you reason.
We move quickly for the right people.
Leverage over headcount. Everyone owns something that matters.
We build for the decade, not the quarter.
You will be trusted with hard, ambiguous problems.
We follow the evidence, especially when it is inconvenient.
The people, like the system, are expected to compound.
The details people usually need before deciding whether to apply.
Yes. The public careers page is focused on paid internships across quantitative research, machine learning, reinforcement learning, agentic AI, infrastructure, GPU systems, risk, research engineering and security.
Every listed internship pays a GBP 1,300 per month stipend for a two-month term.
The internship program is remote-first and UK-based, with roles designed for students and early builders who can work with high ownership.
Applicants can use the role application flow on the careers page or write directly to admin@evorelabs.com with context on what they have built or discovered.
Pick a track above and hit Apply now, or write to us directly. A researcher or engineer reads every message.