Intern - Software Engineering

We are looking for a Tech Intern who lives and breathes code- someone curious, creative, and comfortable learning any tech stack thrown at them. You'll work on cutting-edge projects spanning mobile (Android/iOS), web, AI/ML, and system design, contributing to both product development and experimental R& D initiatives. This is not a "one-stack" internship. It's for builders who want to explore everything: from backend algorithms to frontend interfaces, from AI-driven systems to cross-platform apps.


Responsibilities:

  • Build, test, and deploy applications across Web, Android, and iOS.
  • Implement and fine-tune AI/ML models for real-world use cases (LLMs, vision, signal processing, etc. ).
  • Contribute to full-stack development, from designing APIs to optimising frontend performance.
  • Research and experiment with emerging technologies (GenAI, automation, multimodal interfaces, etc. ).
  • Write clean, efficient, and scalable code across multiple frameworks and languages.
  • Collaborate with core developers, designers, and AI engineers to build innovative prototypes.
  • Participate in algorithm design, data engineering, and deployment automation tasks.


Requirements:

  • Strong problem-solving and algorithmic thinking skills.
  • Curiosity about how AI integrates into real-world apps.
  • Ability to pick up new frameworks and tools quickly.
  • Hands-on project experience (personal, academic, or open source).
  • Passion for innovation and technology trends.
  • Prior experience with wearable tech, sensors, or edge AI.
  • Contributions to open-source or AI-driven projects.
  • Experience in the full product lifecycle (prototype to scale).
  • Passionate about end-to-end tech.
  • Self-taught coders who love to experiment with new tools and frameworks.
  • Builders who want to explore the intersection of AI + software + hardware.
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