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Fitzroy
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Fitzroy Consulting LLC is a technology consulting firm focused on backend systems, cloud infrastructure, AI workflow integration, and execution-focused delivery. We help growing companies fix unstable systems, improve technical foundations, and build infrastructure that supports scale.
The Engineering Fellowship is designed for students and early-career builders interested in AI, backend engineering, cloud systems, and modern software delivery.
Fellows may contribute to internal tools, technical research, AI workflow prototypes, cloud architecture concepts, backend design exercises, and client-readiness materials.
This is a hands-on opportunity to work close to the early development of a premium technology consulting firm.
Researching AI, backend, cloud, and infrastructure trends
Building or supporting internal tools and automation workflows
Exploring LLM-powered workflows and agent concepts
Supporting technical briefs and engineering documentation
Prototyping backend or cloud-related ideas
Helping prepare internal technical materials for future client work
Interest in software engineering, AI, backend systems, or cloud infrastructure
Familiarity with Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, or similar languages
Curiosity about AWS, cloud architecture, APIs, automation, or LLM tools
Ability to communicate technical ideas clearly
Strong ownership, reliability, and attention to detail
Portfolio, GitHub, class projects, or personal projects are a plus
This fellowship is best for someone who wants to learn how engineering work connects to consulting, business strategy, infrastructure, and AI adoption.
Eligibility: This fellowship is intended for current university students and recent graduates only.
Fellowship availability, structure, responsibilities, and timing may vary based on Fitzroy’s current priorities and candidate fit.
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