Software Engineer Intern
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Job description
Your role
We don’t need no education – just skills and motivation. You will design, develop and maintain our AI agents and AI-native software applications. You’ll work directly with the co-founders to create innovative solutions that delight our customers. This is a full-time internship for 6 months. Pay range is INR 5,000to 8,000 per month.
Your background
Impactful open source contributor on StackOverflow or GitHub (not on personal projects).
Impressive technical accomplishments (from college or work).
Full stack experience: TS, Node.js, React, NestJS, Python, Postgres and MongoDB (or similar stack).
Cloud experience: AWS, Azure or GCP.
Interest in AI/ML (direct experience not required).
Fask is the right fit if
You are a hardcore full-stack software engineer who learns and gets things done fast.
You thrive at the startup speed and are unafraid to handle rapidly evolving requirements.
You enjoy making complex things simple.
After the internship you'll have a chance to convert to FTE. Your compensation and role will grow based on your performance and the startup’s success. You will also have opportunities to take on greater responsibilities as we scale.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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