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Role Overview We are looking for a motivated Full Stack Developer Intern to support our technology team in developing and maintaining web applications and internal tools. This role provides hands-on experience across both frontend and backend development using modern JavaScript/TypeScript technologies, working closely with developers and business stakeholders to deliver practical technology solutions. Frontend Development Support the development and maintenance of user-facing web applications and interfaces using React / Next.js with TypeScript . Assist in developing, testing, debugging, and improving frontend features based on business and technical requirements. Work with the development team to improve application usability, functionality, and performance. Follow coding standards and development practices ( Git, code reviews, linting/formatting ) to maintain code quality and consistency. Backend Development Support the development and maintenance of backend services, APIs, and application logic using Node.js (Express / NestJS) . Assist in integrating REST APIs, relational databases (PostgreSQL / MySQL), and third-party services into applications. Support testing, debugging, and troubleshooting of backend functionality and system issues. Assist in improving application performance, reliability, and functionality. Development & Business Support Translate business requirements into practical technical solutions in collaboration with relevant stakeholders. Assist in developing internal tools, automation, or features that support business and operational needs — including workflow automation with n8n to connect internal systems and reduce manual work. Participate in testing, documentation, code reviews, and development activities. Support troubleshooting and continuous improvement of existing applications and systems. Collaboration & Continuous Learning Collaborate with developers, data teams, and business stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver solutions. Stay updated on relevant technologies, tools, and development practices. Take ownership of assigned tasks, communicate progress and challenges, and seek feedback to continuously improve technical skills. Tech Stack You'll Work With Frontend: React / Next.js, TypeScript, HTML/CSS Backend: Node.js (Express / NestJS), REST APIs Database: PostgreSQL / MySQL Automation & Integration: n8n, webhooks, third-party APIs Tools: Git / GitHub, Docker, Postman, CI/CD basics Requirements Able to commit to a minimum 3-month internship period. Currently studying Computer Science, Computer Engineering, IT, or a related field (or self-taught with equivalent projects). Basic understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS, and how web applications and APIs work. Familiarity with any modern frontend framework and any backend/database is a plus — experience with Node.js, n8n, or other automation tools is a strong plus . Willing to learn, take ownership, and communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical teammates. Benefits Internship Allowance 6,000 per/month Laptop Allowance
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