Software Developer Intern - React - Voice AI core

Key Responsibilities

Feature Development: Take ownership of specific frontend modules and tasks within sprint cycles, driving them from technical design through to production deployment with guidance from senior engineers.

Frontend Engineering: Build and scale complex, high-performance UIs using React, including advanced features like image streaming and real-time voice animations.

Prompt Infrastructure & Testing: Dedicate 30-40% of your bandwidth to developing and refining prompt infrastructure. Build and run adversarial networks to test accuracy, variance, hallucination rates, and latency under high-stakes production scenarios.

Orchestration Layer: Work directly with our proprietary orchestrator, integrating and optimizing TTS, ASR, and LLM components.

Architecture & Quality: Go the extra mile to surface and implement the right architecture. Write strong test cases, ship clean code, and maintain a high bar for engineering quality.

Product Engineering: Apply a product-minded approach, leveraging engineering spikes and R&D to drive new product improvements and features.

Technical Environment

Core: React, React Fiber (for high-performance rendering)

Integrations: Blender MCP, real-time image/voice streaming

AI Stack: Custom orchestration layer, TTS, ASR, LLMs, prompt engineering tooling

What We’re Looking For

A strong foundation in React and modern frontend engineering (via coursework, personal projects, or previous internships).

A proven ability to dig deep into complex problems, particularly those related to scale and performance.

High standards for code quality, testing, and clean architecture.

Intellectual curiosity about AI infrastructure and a willingness to work hands-on with LLMs, prompt optimization, and adversarial testing.

Who This Opportunity Might Be For

Final-year students looking for an internship + PPO: You are in your final year of college, looking for a high-impact internship that acts as a direct pipeline to a full-time role based on your performance.

3rd-year students looking to intern: You are currently in your 3rd year and have the bandwidth to commit to a 3-month (or longer) internship to gain deep, real-world experience in AI and frontend engineering.

Aspiring frontend engineers ready to become full-stack: You have a strong foundation in frontend development and are eager to expand your scope. You are open to being mentored and actively want to grow into a role that bridges frontend UI with backend AI orchestration layers.

High-ownership builders: You want to drive features end-to-end and be recognized as the owner of your domain.

Engineers with a product mindset: You don't just want to write code; you want to use R&D and technical spikes to directly influence the direction of the product.

Who This Opportunity Might Not Be For To ensure alignment, this role is likely not a fit if:

You prefer strict task execution: If you prefer being handed line-by-line instructions rather than owning specific modules and driving them to completion, this role will not be a good fit.

You just want to "move fast and break things": We move fast, but we are dealing with enterprise and government infrastructure. We value speed, but we value quality, testing, and clean code equally. If you cut corners on tests, you won't enjoy it here.

You are strictly a UI developer: If your focus is exclusively on translating Figma designs to code and you have no interest in diving into the underlying AI orchestration, TTS/ASR layers, or prompt infrastructure, you will find the 30-40% AI requirement unappealing.

You dislike AI operational metrics: If you do not want to engage with the operational challenges of production AI (such as measuring hallucination rates, latency, and running adversarial tests), this scope of work will not suit you.

You prefer low-ambiguity environments: We are a scaling startup dealing with complex, multi-modal AI deployed in government and enterprise environments. If you prefer highly predictable, low-ambiguity work with no operational friction, this environment may be challenging.

Benefits

Flexible schedule

Provident Fund

Work from home