Replit Vibe Coding Intern
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Job description
This is a remote position.
SADRE Solutions is hiring passionate Replit Vibe Coding Interns who love building fast, experimenting with AI-assisted development, and creating impactful digital solutions.
This internship is designed for students and young developers who enjoy modern development workflows, rapid prototyping, automation, and creative problem-solving using tools like Replit AI, ChatGPT, and modern frontend technologies.
Responsibilities:
- Build and test web applications
- Assist in AI-assisted coding projects
- Collaborate with product and design teams
- Support rapid prototyping initiatives
- Contribute to social impact technology products
Requirements
Requirements
- Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Familiarity with React or Next.js preferred
- Interest in AI-assisted development
- Strong willingness to learn
- Good communication and teamwork skills
Benefits
Benefits
- Real-world startup exposure
- Work on live projects
- Mentorship from experienced professionals
- Internship certificate
- Flexible and innovation-driven environment
- Potential full-time opportunity for top performers
Originally posted on Himalayas
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