Operations & Real Estate Intern
Job Description
One of our clients is hiring an Operations & Real Estate Intern in San Francisco.
Most internships have you making decks no one reads. This one puts you inside real $1M–$40M transactions, working directly with a small, high-caliber team at one of SF's most interesting real estate businesses.
Atlasa is the Bay Area's only data-driven real estate brokerage, founded by a Stanford MS/BS CS engineer and ex-LinkedIn product leader — Forbes Real Estate Council contributor and active angel investor. They have been featured in the NYT, WSJ, Bloomberg, ABC, and NBC. Their clients include senior executives and employees from Google, Apple, Amazon, Tesla, OpenAI, Robinhood, and Cognition.
They are lean by design. That means real responsibility from week one, not busywork. They are not looking for perfect — they are looking for sharp, curious, and reliable.
The Real Estate Part
They take the real estate side seriously because their clients do. The Bay Area market is one of the most complex in the world, and Atlasa helps buyers and sellers navigate it with institutional-grade data and analysis normally reserved for billion-dollar funds. You will learn how this market actually works: pricing dynamics, disclosure analysis, offer strategy, vendor relationships. You will be in the room — and the properties — where decisions get made.
The AI Part — Hard Requirement
This is an AI-first team and everyone on it works that way. You will use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and data tools daily — not occasionally. They use AI to analyze market data, draft communications, streamline operations, and move faster than the competition. If you are already doing this naturally, great. If not, this probably is not the right fit. You do not just use AI — you audit it. You have the critical thinking to spot hallucinations or inaccuracies in AI-generated data summaries before they ever reach a client.
What You Will Do
Support day-to-day operations across transactions, listings, vendors, inspectors, and client communications. Attend showings, open houses, and property inspections around SF — car required. Analyze and summarize complex property disclosure packages for clients. Coordinate calendars, logistics, and follow-ups across the team. Build and improve workflows using AI tools and proactively suggest better ones. Support marketing materials, CRM management, and social content. Research, plan, and produce data-driven real estate content to engage buyers and sellers. Monitor key performance indicators and report findings to the team.
Who They Are Looking For
Based in or near SF with reliable access to a car. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's — junior or senior preferred — or Master's degree. Business, Econ, or CS preferred but they care more about how you think than your major. Genuinely airtight on organization — real systems, zero dropped balls. Already using AI tools daily. A clear, professional communicator in writing and in person. Proficient in Google Sheets, Excel, and G Suite. Curious about real estate, data, or what it looks like to run a lean high-performance business. High level of confidentiality, integrity, and discretion — you will be handling sensitive client and transaction information.
What You Get
$22–$25/hr depending on experience, paid for all hours worked. Flexible scheduling around your classes and commitments. Real exposure to SF luxury real estate and how a data-driven AI-native business operates. Direct access to a founder-led team with deep roots in Stanford, LinkedIn, and top SF tech. For truly exceptional performers a path to full-time after graduation — it has happened before, but it is rare and earned, not promised. A genuinely exciting and fun working environment with a great office space in SF.
To Apply
Send your resume, college transcript and answers to these three questions (140 words max each) to
- Walk us through how you manage a week when everything is competing for your attention. What is your actual system?
- Give a specific example of using AI to do something better or faster than you otherwise would have. Be concrete.
- What is it about Atlasa — or real estate more broadly — that actually interests you?