We are seeking innovative AI engineering interns to develop and implement MinLaw's AI transformation initiatives. In this role, you will join the team in conceptualising, developing and implementing AI solutions that enhance MinLaw’s government services and improve citizens' lives.

Key Responsibilities: • Develop AI tools to assist MinLaw officers in their work processes. • Assist in building data pipelines and prompt engineering, as well as finetuning models to achieve optimal levels of accuracy. • Participate in the evaluation and integration of open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) into our systems. • Design and develop AI agents using LLMs to automate workflow. • Contribute to the development of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems for enhanced information retrieval. • Implement end-to-end AI powered workflow in commercial cloud infrastructure, such as AWS. What you will gain: • Gain hands-on experience in applying AI to solve complex real-world problems in the policy development and service delivery. • Work with state-of-the-art AI technologies and contribute to their practical implementation. • Enhance your skills in NLP, machine learning, and large language models. • Work and learn under the supervision of experienced mentors.

• Current enrolment in a Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or related undergraduate programme. • Strong programming skills, particularly in Python. • Familiarity with common Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques and libraries. • Good understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs) and machine learning concepts. • Working knowledge with prompt engineering techniques, and agentic frameworks such as PydanticAI. • Experience with building applications on commercial cloud, preferably AWS. • Ability to work with unstructured data and implement effective data preprocessing techniques. • Knowledge of Infrastructure As Code (IaC) framework such as AWS CloudFormation and Terraform (desirable but not mandatory). • Experience with machine learning frameworks such as TensorFlow and/or PyTorch (desirable but not mandatory). • Basic understanding or interest inof intellectual property concepts (desirable but not mandatory).

In Singapore, having the rule of law and advancing people’s access to justice are not just lofty ideals but the backbone of a functioning and a progressive society. At the Ministry of Law, not only do we contribute to developing the legal frameworks and policies that uphold our way of life, but also to providing community legal services that Singaporeans benefit from. The key policies we oversee include Singapore’s legal and intellectual property infrastructure, the civil and criminal justice systems as well as land resources. Our officers are experts from different fields, and enjoy an excellent and challenging career in a fast-paced environment with plenty of opportunity to grow. If you share our vision of shaping the future of Singapore, you will definitely fit right in here at MinLaw.