Full Stack Software Developer Intern (Unpaid)

Full Stack Software Developer Intern

FcC (Fluency, Convenience & Consistency) · Remote · India

About the Job

Internship Type: Unpaid Internship

Duration: 6 Months

Mode: Remote

Joining: Immediate

Stipend: unpaid

Working Hours: 40–45 hours per week

About the Role

FcC is looking for a passionate and motivated Full Stack Software Developer Intern to join our technology team and help build and improve our EdTech platform.

You will work across frontend, backend, databases, APIs, authentication, and deployment, contributing to real-world features used by our students, mentors, parents, and internal teams.

This role is ideal for a candidate who wants hands-on experience in full-stack development, enjoys solving practical problems, and is comfortable working independently in a remote startup environment.

Key Responsibilities

Develop responsive, scalable, and user-friendly web applications.

Build and integrate RESTful APIs.

Develop frontend interfaces and integrate them with backend services.

Design and manage databases for web applications.

Implement authentication, authorization, and user management.

Develop features for FcC's student, mentor, and administrative platforms.

Debug, test, and optimize applications for performance.

Write clean, reusable, scalable, and maintainable code.

Work with Git and follow proper version-control practices.

Participate in code reviews and technical discussions.

Collaborate with the product, education, and operations teams.

Take ownership of assigned modules and deliver them within deadlines.

Skills Required

Good understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Familiarity with React.js / Next.js.

Basic understanding of Node.js, Express.js, or FastAPI.

Understanding of REST APIs.

Basic knowledge of database design and SQL.

Familiarity with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or similar databases.

Understanding of Git and GitHub.

Basic knowledge of authentication concepts such as JWT is preferred.

Knowledge of Docker, Redis, or cloud deployment will be an advantage.

Strong problem-solving and debugging skills.

Ability to learn new technologies quickly.

Eligibility

B.E./B.Tech, BCA, MCA, M.Tech, M.Sc. Computer Science/IT, or related fields.

Final-year students and fresh graduates are welcome to apply.

Candidates with relevant personal, academic, or open-source projects will be preferred.

Strong interest in Full Stack Development and modern web technologies.

Candidates who can commit to the internship on a consistent basis.

Internship Expectations

Commitment of 40–45 hours per week.

Ability to work independently in a remote startup environment.

Develop and maintain assigned application modules.

Complete tasks within defined deadlines.

Follow coding standards and development best practices.

Maintain proper documentation for developed features.

Provide regular updates on assigned tasks.

Participate in team meetings and development discussions.

Take responsibility for the quality and functionality of your work.

Be proactive in identifying bugs, improvements, and technical issues.

What You Will Gain

Hands-on experience working on real-world EdTech products.

Experience with modern full-stack development technologies.

Opportunity to work directly with a startup development team.

Exposure to production-level applications, APIs, databases, and deployment.

Practical experience with software development workflows.

Opportunity to build a strong portfolio through real projects.

Potential for long-term association based on performance.

Who We're Looking For

We are looking for someone who doesn't just want to learn Full Stack Development, but wants to build real products and solve real problems.

If you are a self-driven developer who enjoys taking ownership, experimenting with technologies, and learning through implementation, this internship could be a great opportunity for you.

What You'll Gain

Work on live EdTech product development projects.

Gain practical experience in frontend, backend, APIs, databases, and deployment.

Learn industry-standard software development practices.

Experience working in a real startup environment.

Gain exposure to real users, product requirements, and business-driven development.

Build a strong portfolio with real-world project contributions.

Receive an Internship Completion Certificate upon successful completion.

Opportunity for Performance-Based Internship (PPO) and potential full-time employment based on performance and business requirements.

Important Note

This is an unpaid internshi
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