Technical Programming Intern Wanted
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m opening a hands-on, technical internship for someone who already feels at home writing code. Proficiency with at least one programming language is the key requirement; everything else we can shape together.
The project scope is intentionally flexible—whether you lean toward building small software features, crafting exploratory data scripts, or automating network tasks, we can tailor the work to match both your interests and the team’s needs. You’ll push commits to our GitHub repo, join brief stand-ups, and get feedback on each iteration so the experience feels as close as possible to a real-world engineering environment.
Ideal fit
• Comfortable with version control, basic unit testing, and technical documentation
• Ready to ask questions, iterate quickly, and own deliverables end-to-end
• Able to commit a consistent weekly schedule (we’ll set exact hours together)
Deliverables
• Clean, well-documented source code in my repository
• A clear README that lets anyone clone, build, and run your work
• A short reflection (1–2 pages) describing design choices and lessons learned
Share a link to a recent code sample or your GitHub profile so I can see how you think in code. Let’s build something useful while giving you solid industry experience.
The project scope is intentionally flexible—whether you lean toward building small software features, crafting exploratory data scripts, or automating network tasks, we can tailor the work to match both your interests and the team’s needs. You’ll push commits to our GitHub repo, join brief stand-ups, and get feedback on each iteration so the experience feels as close as possible to a real-world engineering environment.
Ideal fit
• Comfortable with version control, basic unit testing, and technical documentation
• Ready to ask questions, iterate quickly, and own deliverables end-to-end
• Able to commit a consistent weekly schedule (we’ll set exact hours together)
Deliverables
• Clean, well-documented source code in my repository
• A clear README that lets anyone clone, build, and run your work
• A short reflection (1–2 pages) describing design choices and lessons learned
Share a link to a recent code sample or your GitHub profile so I can see how you think in code. Let’s build something useful while giving you solid industry experience.