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Company Description
Resolv is a social media and networking platform focused on academic events such as Model United Nations (MUNs), debates, TEDx talks, hackathons, and similar gatherings. The platform offers rich community features alongside robust tools that help organizers host events seamlessly. Resolv is designed to serve organizers, participants, and judges, providing a unified experience for planning, engagement, and evaluation. The product is continually evolving, offering opportunities to work on impactful features for a growing user base. Interested applicants can visit Resolv's website to learn more about the platform and its mission.
Role Description
As a Developer Intern at Resolv, you will contribute to building and improving platform features. On a day-to-day basis, you will write clean, maintainable code, debug and fix issues, participate in code reviews, and collaborate with the product and design teams to implement new functionality. You will help integrate APIs, optimize performance, and ensure a reliable user experience across web and mobile interfaces. This is a remote internship offering flexibility, while requiring regular communication, adherence to sprint timelines, and active participation in team meetings and documentation.
We're looking for someone with experience in any one (not necessarily all) of the following:
Web development
App development
UI/UX design
What you'll get
Letter of Recommendation
Experience Letter
Certificate of Internship
Letter of Appointment
A share in the profits for strong performers
Mentorship from an experienced team
Potential for a full-time role with us down the line, for those who stand out
And more
To apply, write to us at careers@resolvapp.in
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