Python Developer Intern
๐ Hiring: Python Developer Intern (ERPNext / Frappe)
๐ Location: Bahadurgarh, Delhi (On-site)
โก Immediate Joiners Preferred
We're looking for a Python Developer Intern to join Drifbolt and help build real-world ERP solutions using ERPNext and Frappe.
You'll work on products that are actually used by businesses, including manufacturing, inventory, HR, accounts, and custom modules.
If you're excited about startups, open-source, and building the next generation of products, we'd love to have you on the team.
What we're looking for:
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Python
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OOP Concepts
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SQL (MySQL/MariaDB)
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HTML, CSS & JavaScript
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Git/GitHub
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Strong problem-solving skills
โญ ERPNext/Frappe experience is a plus (not mandatory)
What you'll get:
โข Work on real production products
โข Learn directly while building
โข High ownership and fast growth
โข Opportunity to convert into a full-time role based on performance
How to Apply:
๐ฉ DM me or email your resume at [contact shared on WhatsApp]
Please include:
Resume
GitHub/Portfolio (if any)
Your Python proficiency
Earliest joining date
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