Frontend Intern
Builds the interfaces people actually touch, from this site to the AmyLearn portals.
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About the studio
Internships · Remote · Unpaid
Build real software while you are still studying.
We take interns in their 2nd or 3rd year and put them on the stack that runs Trikal Darshi, AmyLearn and HotelEase. The roles are unpaid and remote, and this page says so before you apply.
Open internships.
Three roles are open now. Each one lists the stack, the work and what you take away from it, so you can decide whether it is worth a semester.
Backend Intern
Works on the services behind AmyLearn and the calculation pipeline behind Trikal Darshi.
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Keeps three products deployed, cached and reachable.
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Write to contact@amyreil.online with the role in the subject line, a link to your GitHub or portfolio, and two lines on which parts of the stack you have already used. The form on this site reaches the same inbox.
A founder reads every application and replies within one working day, whether the answer is a call or a no.
What you would be joining
Amyreil is an independent, remote-first studio of six founders in India. We build our own SaaS products and take client work that needs the same discipline. Nothing here is a prototype for a pitch deck; all three products have users today.
Before you apply.
- Every role here is an internship, open to students in their 2nd or 3rd year of a course.
- These are unpaid positions. There is no stipend at present, and we would rather say it here than in an interview.
- Amyreil Technologies is not incorporated in any country. We plan to incorporate in India at a later date. Until then, nothing on this page is an offer of employment.
- All work is remote. There is no walk-in office to report to.
- We hire on the stack these three products already use. If the work needs a different tool, you should be open to learning it.
No role fits you?
Tell us what you can do and what you want to build. If there is a place for it on these three products, we will say so.