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Frontend Developer Intern

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About the Role

We’re hiring a Frontend Developer Intern to join Datawise, a fast-growing AI-powered data intelligence platform. This is a remote, full-time internship (3 months) in India with the potential for a long-term opportunity. You’ll work directly with the founding team on building user-facing features and interfaces that power modern data workflows.

Requirements

  • Basic to intermediate experience with React and TypeScript.

  • Proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

  • Familiarity with API integrations and using tools like Postman to test endpoints.

  • Understanding of RESTful services and how to consume them in the frontend.

  • Experience working with version control systems, especially Git.

  • Strong problem-solving skills and a willingness to learn fast.

  • Good communication and collaboration skills.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Prior project or internship experience with frontend frameworks like React.

  • Understanding of UI/UX principles and responsive design.

  • Experience with frontend tooling such as Webpack or Vite.

  • Exposure to testing frameworks or basic debugging tools.

  • Interest in working at early-stage startups or building products from scratch.

Interview Process

  • Take‑home assignment (1 week duration)

  • Initial screening (30–45 min)

  • Additional technical screening (if needed)

  • 1‑week work trial

  • Final offer

Why Join Us?

  • Work on an exciting AI-driven product in the data intelligence space.

  • Gain real-world startup experience and mentorship from experienced founders.

  • Contribute to production-level code and ship features used by real users.

  • Flexible, remote-friendly environment.

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