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About The Company Web3 marked a new era of innovation with breakthroughs in decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, the Metaverse, and DAOs, redefining digital ownership, trust, and interoperability. Today, the next wave of transformation is being driven by AI, intelligent automation, and SaaS, revolutionizing how people build, work, and scale businesses. M0 is an AI, blockchain, and Web3 technology company exploring bold ideas across generative AI, intelligent SaaS, digital identity, ownership, utility, DeFi, and interoperability. We build products that leverage AI and decentralized technologies to solve real-world problems and shape the future of software. We're looking for builders, hackers, innovators, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and creatives who thrive on ownership and want to create products with meaningful impact. This isn't a typical job at M0you'll be challenged to bring your best ideas to life, build alongside exceptional people, and help define the next generation of AI-powered and decentralized technologies. Whether you're passionate about AI, SaaS, or Web3, you'll have the opportunity to push boundaries and build the future with us. Requirements Extensive experience with system design, Backend and Next.js frameworks for building full stack scalable and responsive web applications. Experience in building backends using Nest.js, Supa base framework. Experience working with Typescript and strong proficiency in frontend development using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Experience with Supa base, Next.js, Prisma, TRPC, Zustand, LLM's. Strong NodeJS knowledge and their understanding of the ecosystems. Familiarity with server-side rendering and routing in Next.js, and ability to leverage these features effectively. Experience with testing frameworks and tools for frontend and backend applications. Proficiency in version control systems like Git. Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills. Strong communication and collaboration skills to work effectively within a team setting. Experience with Redux.js, LLMS, Vector DB. Responsibilities Building progressive webapps using Next.js, Zustand. Creating and integrating backend built using Prisma, Supabase, Trpc, LLMS to progressive webapps. Write code according to our best practices and define new best practices. Write unit tests and conduct end-to-end testing to ensure the quality and stability of the codebase. Continuously improve code quality, maintainability, and scalability of the codebase. Type: Remote Internship (PAN India) Duration: 6 Months Stipend: Unpaid Full Time opportunity based on performance. Perks Letter of Recommendation (LOR) Internship Completion Certificate Hands-on experience with real-world digital product design .
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