PinnacleU
Software Developer Intern
- Eligibility
- Final-year students
- Batch
- 2026–2028
- Experience
- Not stated
- Stipend
- ₹35,000–40,000/month
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About this role
About the role: - Tackle demanding technical challenges by drawing on analytical thinking and structured problem-solving approaches - Write code that is robust, extensible, and built to last, adhering to established coding standards - Produce maintainable, high-quality implementations with meticulous attention to every detail - Engage fully in the complete software development lifecycle: estimation, progress tracking, quality assurance, peer code review, and architectural design review - Absorb new technologies and systems that matter strategically to PinnacleU - Keep pace with the latest technological advances and contribute original perspectives to your team What we're looking for: - Currently in your final year of a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a closely related discipline, or actively pursuing such a qualification - Solid grounding in computer science principles and the abstract reasoning skills to apply them - Working knowledge of at least one object-oriented programming language, whether Java, Python, or C++ - Previous exposure to quality assurance practices, collaborative code review, and design evaluation processes - Clear and confident communication, both in writing and conversation - Comfort working on your own initiative as well as collaborating effectively within a team About the internship: - Learn cutting-edge technologies and strategic product lines within a growing organization - Gain hands-on experience in professional development practices and team workflows - Contribute meaningfully to real projects while developing your technical foundation - Work in an environment that values fresh thinking and continuous learning