Backend Developer Intern
🚀 We’re Hiring | Backend Developer Intern (FastAPI)
Are you passionate about building robust backend architectures and high-performance APIs?
AI Margdarshak is looking for a Backend Developer Intern (FastAPI) to join our team remotely! Join us to build real-world backend solutions that power seamless travel experiences on our AI platform.
💻 Role Overview:
Position: Backend Developer Intern (FastAPI)
Eligibility: B.Tech students (2nd & 3rd Year)
Duration: 2–3 Months
Work Mode: Remote / Online
Stipend: Unpaid
🛠️ Responsibilities:
✔️ Develop and maintain backend APIs using FastAPI
✔️ Work with databases and API integrations
✔️ Collaborate closely with the frontend team
✔️ Optimize backend performance and scalability
⚡ Skills Required:
Python & FastAPI
REST APIs
SQL / PostgreSQL
Git & GitHub (Preferred)
✨ Perks:
✔️ Real startup project experience
✔️ Practical backend development exposure
✔️ Internship Certificate
✔️ Letter of Recommendation (Performance-based)
🔗 Apply Here: https://lnkd.in/drq_3Wp6
📩 Or send your resume to: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
🌐 Website: www.aimargdarshak.com
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