As an Technical Internship, your responsibilities typically involve a mix of learning, contributing to projects, and supporting the development team. Here’s a breakdown of common responsibilities for a developer intern:

Qualification

• Relevant degree programs such as Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field.
• Proficiency in programming languages depending on the job requirements.
• Familiarity with software development tools and environments
• Basic understanding of data structures, algorithms, and software design concepts.
• Course completion certificate on any relevant course (Microsoft / Mobile / Open Source.
• Proficiency in basic skills including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. JQuery
• Familiarity with either Backend or Frontend technology.

Responsibilities

• Writing code under the guidance of senior developers or mentors. This includes implementing new features, fixing bugs, and potentially refactoring code
• Writing clean, maintainable code following established coding standards and best practices.
• Assisting with testing efforts by writing and executing test cases, as well as helping to identify and debug issues.
• Working closely with other team members on project tasks. This includes participating in team meetings, providing updates on your progress, and seeking feedback.
• Taking the initiative to seek out opportunities to contribute, ask questions, and learn from experienced team members.

Benefits

• Internship designed to provide practical, real-world experience that complements academic learning and have the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, apply technical skills, and gain insight into industry practices.
• Exposure to the professional environment and industry practices and learn how technology is applied in real business settings and gain an understanding of industry standards.
• Professional development by fostering essential workplace skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management.
• Receive feedback and guidance from experienced professionals. Mentors can offer advice, share knowledge, and help in navigating challenges.