[Experience AWS x Generative AI] We held a 3-day summer internship at an IT company! (Part 1)

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"What kind of jobs are there in the IT industry?" "Can people with liberal arts backgrounds participate?"
For students who have such questions,
Beyond Inc. held a summer internship program for three days from August 4th to August 6th, 2026.
This internship focused on building AI chatbots in an AWS environment,
giving participants a real-world experience of what an infrastructure engineer does.
Because it was a small group setting, I was able to ask questions immediately about anything I didn't understand, and
I was able to deepen my learning in an atmosphere where I could easily talk with employees.
This program is recommended for those who have no prior IT experience but would like to participate, those who want to learn about the work of an infrastructure engineer, and those who want to experience the latest technologies
This article will introduce what happened over the three days and share the participants' impressions.
Applications for the second Summer Internship are also currently being accepted, so please read to the end.
Internship Program Overview
| item | Content |
|---|---|
| Date | August 4th (Tuesday) - August 6th (Thursday), 2026 |
| Number of participants | 4 people |
| subject | Vocational school students, junior college students, university students, and graduate students (any major) scheduled to graduate in 2028 |
| Venue | Beyond Co., Ltd. Osaka Office |
| Content | Company tour, company presentation, lunch networking event, AI chatbot development, presentations, etc |
This internship focused on "learning by doing," and
included practical programs such as building an AI chatbot in a cloud environment using AWS.
This program is designed to be accessible not only to those interested in the IT industry or infrastructure engineering , but also to liberal arts students who want to learn about IT
Program for the day
Day 1 | Learning the basics of the IT industry and cloud computing
The first day began with self-introductions.
Initially, everyone seemed a little nervous, but through the company tour and lunch with employees, they gradually relaxed, and
conversations amongst themselves increased naturally.
From the afternoon
- Company Overview
- Cloud Fundamentals Training
- Security training
- AWS (EC2) Basic Training
We carried it out
the basics, such as "What is the cloud?" and "What role do servers play?", in
an easy-to-understand way using diagrams and real-world examples.
📷 Photo taken during a lecture
Day 2 | AI Chatbot Development Workshop
The second day was a hands-on program.
We actually accessed AWS and created an AI chatbot while building a cloud environment.
What I experienced was
- Set up your own server on AWS (EC2)
- Integrating generative AI into an app (Bedrock + Claude)
- Utilize cloud storage (S3)
- Basics of permission management (IAM roles)
- Creating a web application with Python and Streamlit
There were many technical terms I'd never heard before, but
the engineers supported each individual throughout the process, so I was able to work on it with confidence.
We heard comments such as, "It's difficult, but you can understand it when you try it yourself," and "Learning technology is fun," and
it was impressive to see them enjoying the learning process.
Day 3 | LAMP Environment Setup and Presentation of Results
On the final day, we attempted to set up a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) environment, which is a fundamental learning tool for engineers
We deepened our understanding of how websites are displayed by experiencing it firsthand,
and then we summarized what we learned over the three days into slides and prepared for our presentation.
Although some seemed nervous during their presentations, each student spoke confidently, and
by the end, they were seen actively asking employees questions about the company, job hunting, and the IT industry.
📷 Photos from the presentation of results

Student behavior
The participants seemed nervous on the first day, but
gradually their smiles increased as they interacted with each other and with company employees.
Because it was a small class, students could ask questions immediately if they didn't understand something, and I
was impressed to see them actively tackling topics that they thought would be difficult.
They learned by accumulating successful experiences of "I did it myself."
Impressions from the internship coordinator
This summer internship emphasized "learning by actually doing things."
Many students have the impression that the IT industry is difficult, but
after experiencing it firsthand, we received a lot of feedback such as, "It's more fun than I thought," and "I want to learn more."
Furthermore, I am pleased that you were able to experience not only the technology but also the company atmosphere through interaction with our employees
We will continue to hold practical internships that will help students deepen their understanding of the IT industry
Participant feedback
The students who actually participated gave us the following feedback:
"My understanding deepened by actually doing it myself."
"I realized that this job requires logical thinking."
"The employees were all very friendly and easy to talk to." "
Although I'm in an information science department, there were many new things I learned." "
I became interested in the job of an infrastructure engineer." "
It was easy to ask questions because it was a small group."
"I had a great time for three days!"
We, the entire staff, would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated!
Announcement of the 2nd Summer Internship Program
After reading this report
- I'm interested in the IT industry
- I'd like to explore AWS and generative AI
- I want to experience the work of an infrastructure engineer
- I'm a humanities major, but I want to try my hand at IT
If this sounds like you, please join our 2nd Summer Internship Program.
It's a three-day program where you can interact with our employees and experience the technologies that engineers use.
Even those with no prior IT experience can participate with confidence, as our staff will provide thorough support
Dates:
August 25th (Tue) - August 27th (Thu), 2026
Target:
Vocational school students, junior college students, university students, and graduate students (all majors) expected to graduate in 2028.
*The content will be the same as the first session
👉Please apply via the link below! (First come, first served)
https://www.career-cloud.asia/28/form/entryb/index/061828333cdabd7f832a903bb91e3668
I look forward to meeting you all!
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