Opportunity brief
Software Development Intern (Product Team) About Us: We're building a technology-first mental health platform that aims to make mental healthcare more accessible, engaging, and effective. As an early-stage startup, every feature you build has the potential to reach real users and shape the product from the ground up. If you're someone who enjoys building, experimenting, and learning, this is the place for you. What You'll Do: Develop and improve product features using modern web technologies. Convert AI-generated prototypes into functional application features. Build responsive user interfaces and connect them with backend APIs. Debug, test, and improve existing functionality. Work directly with the founder to understand product requirements and suggest practical solutions. Collaborate with other developers and contribute to product discussions. Write clean, maintainable, and reusable code. What We're Looking For: Final-year student or recent graduate in Computer Science, IT, or a related field. Good understanding of JavaScript. Experience with React or Next.js. Basic knowledge of Node.js. Familiarity with Git and GitHub. Strong problem-solving skills. Eagerness to learn and take ownership of assigned features. Bonus Points: Previous internship or freelance experience. Personal projects or an active GitHub profile. Experience with TypeScript. Familiarity with AI coding tools like Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, or GitHub Copilot. A portfolio showcasing your work. What You'll Gain: Experience building a real product used by real users. Exposure to AI-assisted software development. Opportunity to work directly with the founder. High ownership and hands-on learning. A chance to contribute ideas, not just code. Potential for a full-time offer based on your performance. Selection Process: Resume & GitHub/Portfolio Review Practical Coding Assignment Final Discussion Before You Apply: Please include the following in your application: Resume GitHub Profile Portfolio (if available) Links to 2–3 projects you've built We're more interested in what you've built than where you've studied or your CGPA.