Python Developer Intern

Tata Motors has an open Python Developer Intern position for its Kolhapur team, ideal for motivated freshers and final-year students who want meaningful work and the exact skills employers hire for. As a Python Developer Intern, you will work alongside experienced professionals on real automotive and manufacturing work in Kolhapur. You'll get structured onboarding, regular feedback and genuine ownership of your tasks — this internship is designed to build real skills, not just observe from the sidelines. Questions are encouraged and your growth is taken seriously. What you'll do day to day: • Build backend features in Django/Flask • Design and consume REST APIs • Write clean, tested Python code • Work with databases and data pipelines Skills & tools you'll use: Python, Django, Flask, REST APIs, SQL, Git, OOP, Pandas. You'll strengthen the practical, job-ready skills that make a fresher stand out. No prior work experience is required — a genuine interest in software development, solid fundamentals and a willingness to learn matter far more than a polished CV. Who should apply: students in their final year or recent graduates (relevant degree/diploma, role-dependent) based in or willing to work from Kolhapur, Maharashtra. If you have built or done anything on your own — college projects, freelance work, internships or coursework — that's a strong plus. By the end of this internship you'll have real project experience, a portfolio you can talk about in interviews, and a clear understanding of how professional automotive and manufacturing teams actually work. Outstanding interns can convert to a full-time offer at the end of the programme. Ready to start your career with Tata Motors in Kolhapur? Sign in (or create a free MyInternships.in account) to apply — you must be logged in to apply, and shortlisted candidates are contacted directly. Responsibilities: Build backend features in Django/Flask; Design and consume REST APIs; Write clean, tested Python code; Work with databases and data pipelines; Collaborate with the team, document your work and act on feedback. Requirements: Pursuing or recently completed a relevant degree/diploma (role-dependent, any stream where applicable); Foundational knowledge of Python, Django, Flask, REST APIs; Good communication skills and a genuine willingness to learn; Based in or open to working from Kolhapur, Maharashtra (or remote where applicable); A portfolio, project or coursework you can show (a plus, not mandatory).

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