Connect potential to possibilities.
Internship hiring wastes time on both sides.
Students can't show what they can do. Companies can't spot it. The result: more applications, slower hiring, missed matches.
No visibility
Locked out without a network
The best roles hinge on who you know, so capable students stay unseen.
Buried in volume
Hundreds of applications make real review nearly impossible.
No signal
A CV can't show what you can do
CVs list experience, rarely the skills behind it.
Every CV looks the same
Similar templates and keywords hide real ability.
No feedback
Rejections with zero feedback
Rejections come with no feedback, so students can't improve.
Hiring becomes guesswork
Recruiters guess who fits instead of comparing actual skills.
High volume, low signal. Great matches get missed.
How a match is made.
You work through five steps in order. Companies describe their roles from the same official skills catalogue you describe yourself with. Because both sides speak that one vocabulary, the comparison is a comparison.
Upload your documents
Upload your CV and transcript. This comes first, because everything after it is pre-filled from what we read.
The assistant proposes, you confirm
An AI assistant reads your documents, splits them into individual claims, searches the catalogue and proposes entries. It proposes; it never decides. A suggestion counts only once you confirm it, with its level and its wording, one decision at a time. The scoring itself is plain integer arithmetic over a published rule: no model output ever becomes a number in it.
Confirm your profile
Confirm the details we read from your documents, and fill in anything missing.
- Field of study
- University
- Expected graduation
Confirm your skills
Confirm your skills. The assistant suggests entries from your documents; you decide on each one, and you set the level.
Confirmed by you
1 Familiar · 2 Basic · 3 Working · 4 Advanced · 5 Expert
One catalogue, both sides
ESCO is the European Commission's classification of skills, competences and occupations. We use version 1.2.1, in German and English. You pick your skills from it and companies pick their requirements from it, so a role asking for one thing and a student claiming another are finally the same kind of statement. Search is deterministic and lexical: no vector search anywhere.
Choose interest areas
Choose your interest areas. They shape which roles fit you, and they are required before you can apply.
Describe your workspace
Describe the working environment you thrive in. Also required before you can apply.
You place yourself on a set of workplace spectrums and pick the options that fit. Companies read it alongside your skills; it never changes a number.
See how you match
Each role row takes its single best pairing from your confirmed skills. Meeting the level counts; a related catalogue entry still counts, a little less.
What the role asks for
Example role- Financial modellingHighRole4You3
Matched to your Financial modelling — the same catalogue entry.
- Data analyticsMediumRole3You4
Matched to your Data analysis — a related entry in the catalogue.
- Market researchLowRole3You2
Matched to your Market research — the same catalogue entry.
You see a band, never a number. Companies see the full calculation, row by row, once you apply.
Skills and levels are self-reported and unverified. They are not checked or evidenced, and a written statement never changes a number.
This service uses the ESCO classification of the European Commission.
Designed for both students and companies.
Structure for candidates, signal for hiring teams.
More than a CV
Build a profile from documents and preferences, not just a CV.
Roles that fit
Browse internship roles matched to your actual skill profile.
Everything in one place
Track deadlines, application status, and next steps in one place.
Internships only
A platform focused on internships only, with companies that are genuinely hiring.
Profile that compounds
Better matches as you grow
Your profile gets stronger over time. Each document, confirmed skill, and preference you add improves the quality of roles you are matched to.
Internitest
Something big is on the way. Stay tuned.
Where we are today.
A transparent view of the roadmap: no vanity metrics, just clear milestones.
Research and concept
CompletedInterviews with students and hiring teams shaped the matching model and the shared 1 to 5 requirement scale.
Platform build
Nearly completeBuilding out the student profile system, company questionnaire, matching engine, and application workflow.
Early access
Waitlist openFounding students are joining the waitlist, and early companies are coming on board to test the platform and shape the product.
Full launch
Sep 1, 2026On September 1, 2026 the platform opens for students: grow the network of verified students and roles, and refine matching with real data.
Research and concept
CompletedInterviews with students and hiring teams shaped the matching model and the shared 1 to 5 requirement scale.
Platform build
Nearly completeBuilding out the student profile system, company questionnaire, matching engine, and application workflow.
Early access
Waitlist openFounding students are joining the waitlist, and early companies are coming on board to test the platform and shape the product.
Full launch
Sep 1, 2026On September 1, 2026 the platform opens for students: grow the network of verified students and roles, and refine matching with real data.
The founders.
Gwendolin Lueders
Co-Founder
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Alexander Krink
Co-Founder
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Boris Albert
Co-Founder
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Alvin
Founding Developer
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Hans Tabrizian
Co-Founder
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Students: join the waitlist and be first in line at launch. Companies and universities: reach out to discuss how Internities fits your hiring process.
For students, companies, and universities
Students can join the waitlist today and start building a skill profile when the platform opens on September 1. Companies and universities looking to run internship roles through the platform are welcome to get in touch directly.