Internship
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Job description
This is a remote position.
We are looking for a passionate ASP.NET Core Intern to join Tinymind Labs, where innovation meets real-world engineering. This internship is designed for students and early developers who want hands-on experience building scalable web applications and backend systems.
As an intern, you will work on real projects involving APIs, dashboards, IoT integrations, and internal tools used in robotics and embedded systems ecosystems.
You will collaborate with a fast-moving team and gain exposure to industry-level development practices.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain web applications using ASP.NET Core
- Build RESTful APIs and backend services
- Work with databases like SQL Server / MySQL
- Assist in integrating IoT/embedded systems with web platforms
- Debug, test, and optimize application performance
- Collaborate with frontend developers and UI designers
- Participate in code reviews and agile development cycles
Requirements
- Basic understanding of C# and ASP.NET Core
- Knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Familiarity with OOP concepts and software development basics
- Understanding of REST APIs and database handling
- Eagerness to learn and build real-world projects
- Good problem-solving skills
Preferred (Bonus Skills):
- Experience with Entity Framework Core
- Knowledge of Azure / cloud platforms
- Exposure to Git & version control
- Interest in IoT, Robotics, or Embedded Systems
Benefits
- Stipend based on performance (₹2K–₹30K)
- Real-world project experience (not just training)
- Certificate of Internship
- Opportunity for full-time role at TinymindLabs
- Work on cutting-edge projects (IoT, Robotics, Automation)
- Mentorship from experienced developers
- Flexible work environment (remote-friendly)
Originally posted on Himalayas
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