At a glance
⚠️ SAMPLE LISTING (illustrative, not a verified live opening). Remote frontend internship building UI components alongside a small product team.
About the role
⚠️ **SAMPLE LISTING — this is an illustrative placeholder internship, not a verified real opening.** Included for content/testing purposes only; do not present the employer, stipend, or apply link as confirmed until replaced with a real, verified posting.
## About This Internship
Work alongside the frontend team to build and polish UI components for a live web product, gaining direct mentorship and real production experience.
## What You'll Learn
- Building responsive UIs with React and modern CSS
- Working with a component library and design system
- Git-based collaborative workflows (branches, PRs, code review)
- Debugging real production issues under mentorship
- Basics of performance optimization and accessibility
## Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Some exposure to React (coursework or personal projects) is a plus but not mandatory
## How to Prepare
### Technical Skills to Learn Before Applying
HTML5/CSS3 fundamentals, JavaScript basics (variables, functions, DOM manipulation), an introduction to React (components, props, state) via freeCodeCamp or the official React docs, basic Git commands (clone, commit, push, pull request).
### How to Build a Strong Application
- **Resume tips for freshers:** Keep it to one page, lead with projects (even small ones), list specific technologies used, quantify impact where possible (e.g., "reduced page load time by X%")
- **GitHub profile tips:** Pin 2-3 well-documented projects with clear READMEs; commit regularly rather than one giant upload
- **LinkedIn optimization:** Add a clear headline mentioning your target role, list key skills, share any project posts
- **Cover letter template:** Briefly state why you're interested in frontend work, mention one relevant project, and express enthusiasm for learning from the team
## Interview Preparation for Interns
- Common questions: What is the DOM, difference between let/const/var, what is a React prop vs state, how does the box model work in CSS, why use semantic HTML
- Coding test preparation: practice on Frontend Mentor challenges and basic JS logic problems on HackerRank
- How to talk about academic projects: focus on the problem you solved, your specific contribution, and what you learned — not just the tech stack list
## Stipend & Benefits
₹15,000/month stipend, mentorship from senior engineers, certificate of completion, potential Pre-Placement Offer (PPO) based on performance (illustrative — confirm with actual employer).
## How to Apply
Submit your resume along with any GitHub/portfolio links via the listed application channel.
Skills
HTMLCSSJavaScriptReactGit
Qualifications
- Pursuing or completed Bachelor's in CS/IT or related field