Developer Intern
TYPE:
Remote - First Internship
START DATE:
Rolling Basis
DURATION:
3 Months
Job Description
We need a developer intern who can build tech products that solve real problems. You'll write code to create applications and occasionally use no-code/low-code tools like Bubble and FlutterFlow to speed things up.
Your Role
Build and maintain apps using JavaScript, Python, or Dart
Design and implement database schemas and manage backend logic
Connect APIs, set up databases, and write custom scripts
Use Bubble and FlutterFlow to speed up development
Fix bugs, test features, and improve performance
Document workflows and keep project structures clean
Requirements
Degree in Computer Science, IT, Software Engineering, or related field
Strong programming skills in JavaScript, Python, or Dart
Good database knowledge (SQL/NoSQL) and API understanding
Experience with Supabase, Google Cloud, or similar
Bonus: Web development certifications, cloud platforms, or no-code tools. Experience with Replicate and n8n helps too.
Ideal Candidate
You're curious about tech, learn fast, and have great work ethic
Comfortable with writing code and working with no-code tools(or willing to learn) when necessary
Can commit at least 40 hours/week
Has a strong GitHub portfolio or past projects to show
Benefits
You'll help build tools used by real users
Work across no-code and custom-code stacks
Get guidance on product development, integrations, and new tech
Work remotely and manage your own time
100% REMOTE
All employees have the option to work entirely from their location of choice, typically from home or any other remote location.
FLEXIBLE HOURS
Employees have the autonomy to choose their work hours based on personal preferences and productivity rhythms, as long as they meet their job responsibilities and deadlines.
COMPANY CULTURE
The shared values, beliefs, and behaviors that define the organization's identity and guide interactions among employees, even in a distributed team environment.
FLEXIBLE TIME OFF
Flexible time off allows employees to decide when and how much time they take off, emphasizing results over rigid scheduling.