Frontend Developer Intern

Kick-start your tech career with Amazon as a Frontend Developer Intern in Chandigarh. This is a practical, project-first internship for students and recent graduates who learn best by building, shipping and getting real feedback. As a Frontend Developer Intern, you will work closely with senior engineers and the product team, with your core focus on building responsive, accessible user interfaces. You get structured onboarding, code reviews, regular feedback and the chance to own work end to end rather than watch from the sidelines. Questions are encouraged and your growth is taken seriously — this is a genuine learning role, not busywork. What you'll do day to day: • Build, test and ship real features using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React • Write clean, maintainable code and take part in code reviews • Debug issues and improve performance and reliability • Collaborate with engineers, designers and product on live projects • Learn modern engineering practices — version control, CI/CD and agile You'll build hands-on experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, TypeScript, Responsive Design — the exact skills that make a fresher engineer stand out. No prior work experience is required: genuine curiosity, problem-solving ability and a willingness to learn matter far more than a polished CV. Who should apply: students in their final year or recent graduates based in or willing to work from Chandigarh, from B.E./B.Tech/BCA/MCA/B.Sc (CS/IT) or related backgrounds, who are curious, hardworking and excited to learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Personal projects, hackathons or open-source work are a big plus. You will finish this internship with practical, demonstrable skills, real project experience to talk about, and mentorship that helps you plan your next career step in tech. Interns who excel may be offered a PPO and a path to a full-time engineering position. Ready to start your tech career with Amazon in Chandigarh? Click Apply Now — if you are not logged in you'll be asked to sign in and register first, after which you'll be taken to Amazon's official careers page to complete your application. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply early as verified seats are limited. Responsibilities: Build, test and ship real features using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React; Write clean, maintainable code and participate in code reviews; Work on building responsive, accessible user interfaces; Debug issues and improve performance and reliability; Collaborate with engineers, designers and product on live projects. Requirements: Pursuing or recently completed B.E./B.Tech/BCA/MCA/B.Sc (CS/IT) or a related discipline — 2026 freshers & final-year students welcome; Working knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript (or a strong willingness to learn them); Solid programming fundamentals and problem-solving ability; Eagerness to learn, take feedback and collaborate in a team; Based in or willing to work from Chandigarh.

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