Software Development Engineer (SDE) Intern – Summer 2026

Software Development Engineer (SDE) Intern – Summer 2026 | (MERN | Cloud | AI) Who This Is For This role is not for everyone. We’re looking for builders people who don’t wait for instructions, who ship fast, break things intelligently, and figure things out. If you’ve ever gone down a 3am rabbit hole to fix a bug or deploy something “just to see if it works,” you’ll feel at home here.

What You’ll Work On You won’t be doing intern-level work. Architect and build production-grade full-stack systems using MERN Design and scale APIs, services, and data flows from scratch Deploy and manage applications on cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP/Azure) Work on AI-native features (LLMs, automation, intelligent workflows) Optimize systems for performance, reliability, and scale Contribute directly to core product decisions , not just execution What Sets You Apart We’re not screening for resumes. We’re screening for signal.

You’ve built and shipped — not just followed tutorials Strong grasp of JavaScript + backend fundamentals + data structures Comfortable navigating ambiguity and zero-to-one problem statements Experience with React, Node.js, APIs, databases (SQL/NoSQL) Working knowledge of cloud + deployments (Docker, CI/CD, etc.) Exposure to AI/ML or LLM-based applications Strong Signals (Stand Out Instantly) Live projects with real users GitHub with meaningful commits (not empty forks) Built something weird, ambitious, or technically hard Experience with system design / scaling challenges Deep curiosity + high agency What You Get Work on real systems used in production Direct access to founders & core engineering decisions High ownership, zero hand-holding culture Learn faster here in 8 weeks than most do in 6 months PPO for top performers (we hire aggressively from this pool) Internship Details Duration: 8–12 weeks Mode: (Remote / Hybrid / Onsite) Stipend: Competitive (we pay for talent, not titles) How to Apply Don’t just send a resume. Apply with: Your best work (GitHub / live links) A short note on what you’ve built that you’re proud of (Optional) Something you’ve broken and fixed Final Note We care less about where you studied. We care a lot about what you’ve built.