Java Development Intern (Work From Home, Part-Time)

About the internship

This part-time remote internship is for a Java Development role with a community-focused education initiative. The selected intern will contribute to technology work that supports an educational platform serving children from underserved backgrounds. The role is suited to someone comfortable working across both development and basic interface design tasks, while using their skills to support a meaningful social mission.

What you will work on

• Partner with the development team to plan and build new features for the education platform.
• Develop clear, efficient, and maintainable code using Java and related web technologies.
• Help identify, investigate, and resolve technical issues so the platform runs smoothly.
• Support frontend work to improve the look, feel, and usability of the interface.
• Build backend components that manage data handling and storage effectively.
• Participate in user testing and use feedback to strengthen the UI/UX experience.
• Keep track of current tools, trends, and practices in software development and bring in fresh ideas where useful.

Who can apply

This internship is open only to candidates who can work from home, can begin between 16 June 2026 and 21 July 2026, and are available for the full 1-month duration. Applicants should have relevant technical skills and a genuine interest in the role. Women looking to begin or return to their careers are also welcome to apply. Computer Science Engineering students and freshers seeking jobs may also apply.

Additional details

The position is unpaid. The application deadline is 16 July 2026 at 11:59 PM. The internship offers 10 openings and is intended to start immediately. This opportunity is connected to a grassroots organization working to expand access to quality education in underserved communities.

Perks

Selected interns may receive a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible working hours, and a potential job offer.

About the organization

The organization is a government-registered society formed under the Indian Societies Act of 1860. It works at the grassroots level to reduce educational barriers in slum and marginalized communities. Its mission is to create a supportive learning environment for children through teaching innovation, local engagement, and partnerships that help build long-term positive change for families.