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How to use Claude to run an internship search

Akbar gave Claude Code his resume, transcript and application data to run an internship search. He reports more than 228 submissions, Google Sheets tracking, resume routing and LinkedIn outreach that produced a direct HR contact.

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Prompt to try

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Use [resume], [transcript] and [truthful application data] to run my internship search for [roles and locations]. Match each role to [resume variants], respect [work authorization and sponsorship details], skip incompatible eligibility requirements and log every outcome in [tracker]. Record blocked submissions honestly. Research [target region] companies and personalize outreach to relevant contacts, then check replies.

What happened

The author reports 228+ submitted applications across five ATS platforms. LinkedIn follow-up found two of eight invitations accepted within 24 hours and a Worley director reply containing a direct HR contact.

Reported by AkbarDevop on GitHub

How the agent did it

  1. Provided Claude Code with a resume, transcript and truthful application and work-authorization data.
  2. Asked the agent to apply to internships, log every application and avoid false claims.
  3. Asked it to research engineering companies in Uzbekistan and find people for outreach.

Where a person stepped in

The author supplied personal facts and directed the search and follow-up. The post does not describe reviewing each application or outreach message before sending.

A person set the goal and reviewed the result.

Akbar, an electrical engineering junior at Mizzou, described spending one to two hours a day repeating personal information across internship application forms. His Google Sheet tracker was only partly maintained, and applications were slipping through the cracks. He gave Claude Code his resume, transcript and real application data, including his work-authorization and future sponsorship needs. He asked it to apply, log everything and avoid lying.

The author reports that the agent submitted more than 228 applications across five applicant-tracking platforms. It split his resume into software and electrical-engineering variants, chose the appropriate version for each application and tracked the work in Google Sheets. It skipped citizenship-restricted roles and recorded CAPTCHA obstacles as blocked.

He then asked it to research engineering companies in Uzbekistan and find outreach contacts. It identified nine professionals on LinkedIn, wrote personalized connection notes and sent requests. The next day, it checked sent invitations. The author reported that two of eight had accepted within 24 hours, with a Worley director replying in Uzbek. The agent translated that message and extracted a direct HR email address.

The account also describes six parallel subagents handling applications, research, outreach and reply checks. Who it's for: Internship seekers who want help coordinating applications and professional outreach using accurate personal information.

Prompt
Suggested prompt (written by Agents In Use, not the author's)

Source: GitHub · AkbarDevop

Frequently asked questions

How did the agent handle eligibility and blocked forms?

The author supplied his actual work-authorization details. The agent skipped roles requiring citizenship and logged CAPTCHAs as blocked rather than claiming successful submissions.

What happened after the LinkedIn outreach?

The author reported two of eight invitations accepted within 24 hours. A Worley director replied in Uzbek; the agent translated the reply and extracted a direct HR email address.

More details

Remaining steps

  1. Had the agent check LinkedIn invitations the next day and translate a received reply.

About this account

Claude Code submitted applications, routed resume variants, maintained a tracker and sent personalized LinkedIn requests; the author also described six parallel subagents.

Platform: GitHub. Attribution: https://github.com/AkbarDevop/ai-job-agent. Prompt: Suggested (written by Agents In Use, not the author's). Sourced by the Agents In Use pipeline.

Credit: AkbarDevop on GitHub

Source published 25 Mar 2026

Source checked 14 Oct 2026

Tools and topics

Claude Code · Google Sheets · LinkedIn

Job search · Internships · Applications · Outreach

Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.