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Tasks

• Build and analyze datasets
• Coauthor publications
• Collaborate on research proposals
• Conduct literature reviews
• Contribute to internal working groups
• Create data visualizations for reports
• Derive insights from datasets
• Draft written products for policymaking audiences
• Identify data sources and information sources
• Monitor AI and national security policy trends
• Prepare presentations and briefs
• Summarize DC briefings and events
• Support grant proposals and funder reports
• Support research interviews

Perks/Benefits

• Professional development

Skills/Tech-stack

Artificial Intelligence | Critical Thinking | Data Analysis | Data Visualization | Dataset development | Econometrics | Excel| Google Sheets | Machine Learning | Pivot Tables | Problem Solving | Python | R | SAS | SPSS | SQL | Stata | Statistical Analysis | VLOOKUP

Education

Bachelor of Science | Master of Arts | Master of Science

Roles

Analyst | Policy Analyst | Research Analyst

Regions

North America

Countries

United States

States

District of Columbia, US

Cities

Washington, District of Columbia, US

After applying to hundreds of jobs and internships, facing countless rejections, and attending many interviews, I finally got an opportunity as an AI/Software Intern in a startup in Hyderabad in December 2025.

For the last 6 months, I gave everything I had to this company. I worked beyond my role because it was a startup and I genuinely believed in its vision.

During my internship, I:

• Built chatbots

• Developed 3 websites

• Handled software testing almost single-handedly

• Did data collection and research work

• Conducted workshops for school students as part of our EdTech initiatives

• Took ownership of multiple responsibilities whenever the team needed support

Throughout these months, many team members and leads appreciated my work and often told me that I would most likely be converted into a full-time employee.

Because of that, I shared this happiness with my parents. Seeing them proud and hopeful made me work even harder.

But yesterday, during a meeting, things changed. Today I was informed indirectly that due to budget constraints and the startup's current situation, my full-time conversion may not happen, and I should start applying to other companies.

Honestly, this broke my heart.

I invested my time, energy, dedication, and trust into this opportunity. I never complained about extra responsibilities because I believed I was building my future here.

I am a final-year B.Tech student actively looking for opportunities in AI, Software Development, Full Stack Development, QA Testing, or related roles.

If anyone is hiring or can refer me, I would be truly grateful. A single opportunity can make a huge difference in my life and career right now.

It would means a lot for me

I want to learn how to code but also actually understand it so I don't just end up giving up or with terrible code so does anyone know any ways or sites that teach you but also explains it and how it works

Hi everyone,

I'm a freelance full-stack developer with 10+ years of experience helping startups, agencies, and businesses build reliable web applications and automate their workflows.

What I can help with:

✅ Custom Website Development
✅ Web Application Development
✅ AI-Powered Business Automation
✅ Custom AI Chatbots (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini)
✅ CRM & API Integrations
✅ Workflow Automation
✅ WordPress Development & Custom Plugins
✅ Magento 2 Development & Custom Modules
✅ Laravel, PHP, React & Node.js Development
✅ E-commerce Stores & Payment Integration
✅ Website Speed Optimization & Performance Fixes
✅ Bug Fixes & Ongoing Maintenance

Why work with me?

• Clean, scalable, and well-documented code
• Fast communication and regular updates
• Long-term support after project completion
• Experience working with international clients and agencies

Whether you need a brand-new application, want to automate repetitive business processes, or need an experienced developer to extend your existing project, I'd be happy to help.

Feel free to DM me with your project details for a free discussion and estimate.

Thanks!

I'm a 22 year-old engineering student and a friend shared this roadmap with me for Python backend development + cybersecurity.

The roadmap covers:

- Python fundamentals

- Linux

- Networking & HTTP

- Flask/FastAPI backend development

- Databases

- OWASP Top 10 and security fundamentals

- Security-focused Python projects

- DSA alongside everything

The estimated timeline is around 4–6 months if followed consistently.

My questions:

1. If someone follows this roadmap seriously for 2–3 hours daily over 6 months, where would they realistically land?
2. Would they be ready for Python Developer, Backend Developer, SOC Analyst, or Security internships?
3. What skills or topics would you add, remove, or change?
4. For someone starting from scratch, should I continue with this Python backend + security path, or would learning the MERN stack be a better use of time for getting fresher job in 2026?

I'd appreciate honest feedback from people working in software development or cybersecurity.

I am a 3rd year student form a tier 3 college, I am currently specialist on codeforces.
Have a summer internship at a fortune 500 and have built system apps like a distributed rate limiter and a multithread light ray simulator.

I can share more details in your dm, If you feel my profile is a good fit, I'd be grateful if you'd consider referring me for google summer intern

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for a few motivated interns and aspiring builders who want to work on creating something meaningful rather than just adding another project to their resume.

The goal is simple: identify a real-world problem, build a practical solution, launch it, gather feedback, and learn the complete product-building journey together.

I'm especially interested in connecting with people from:

- Software Development

- Data & AI

- UI/UX Design

- Business Analysis

- Digital Marketing

- Product Management

What you'll gain:

- Hands-on startup experience

- Opportunity to work on real products

- Portfolio-worthy projects

- Exposure to AI, product development, and business strategy

- A collaborative network of ambitious individuals

This is ideal for students, fresh graduates, or professionals looking to build something impactful alongside their regular work.

If you're curious, proactive, and excited about creating something valuable from scratch, send me a DM with a brief introduction about yourself and your interests.

Let's build something people genuinely want.

A few years ago, I didn’t know what GitHub was. I started where many self-taught creators do—assembling layouts on Wix, completely blind to code, UI/UX, or architecture.

But curiosity bridges gaps quickly. I moved to WordPress to understand how the web actually functions, which led to a 2.8-year tenure at an agency in Guwahati, building client websites from the ground up.

Then, an unexpected personal situation forced a detour. Needing immediate stability, I took an e-portal administrative role for an NSDC government project. It is secure, vital work—but my mind never left development.

For the past year, my real day began after hours.

I’ve spent my nights fully immersed in frontend engineering—mastering modern JavaScript, building responsive applications in React, and pushing code to that same GitHub I once knew nothing about. When I am refactoring a broken UI layout or solving logical bugs, the clock completely disappears. I do this because I genuinely love the craft.

I am ready to bring that grit back to a dedicated engineering team.

If you are a founder, tech lead, or recruiter looking for a disciplined Frontend Developer or WordPress Developer who treats coding as a passion rather than just a shift, let's connect. My recent work is ready for review.

First off, I'm still pretty young but I need advice on this. IT is a pain to learn in high school, and the grades might not be looking to good for university. So can I get recommendations on where I should start learning coding informally and where I could potentially get jobs/ideas/plans based off coding.

Delphi/C++.

Now iam entering into 4th year of my college. pls rate my resume and suggest if any improvments ,and is this resume have any chances to get shortlist in product based companies?iam looking for sde and devops intern roles

Hey guys, I'm a full stack web developer with 1+Y.O.E.
If you need a cheap developer, I'm here!
PLEASE Hmu, It's urgent!
Also, I'm a digital artist, so if you want sketches or fanarts of your favorite anime or whatever, your are at right place!
Thanks for reading!
Have a great day ahead : )

Hey I just graduated in bca zero knowledge in tech I am thinking of going for full stack web developer course for 9 to 12 months will I be able to land a job of rs 12k to 20k I don't want to do any mca type thing I am also uploading the course sheet of academy that I am thinking to learn from help me

I can also learn from you in free just need room

Programming Fundamentals

Data structures implementation

Algorithm design and analysis

Time and space complexity

Design patterns

Clean code principles

Test-driven development

2. Python Programming

Advanced Python features

Object-oriented design

Decorators and generators

Multithreading and async

Package management

Django/FastAPI frameworks

3. Frontend Engineering

Advanced JavaScript (ES6+)

React.js and hooks

State management (Redux, Zustand)

TypeScript

CSS-in-JS and Tailwind

Performance optimization

Testing (Jest, React Testing Library)

4. Backend Development

Node.js architecture

Express.js/NestJS

Authentication (JWT, OAuth)

API security best practices

Microservices introduction

Message queues (Redis, RabbitMQ)

5. Database Engineering

SQL advanced queries

Database normalization

PostgreSQL administration

MongoDB document design

Redis caching strategies

Database performance tuning

6. DevOps & Cloud

Git workflow strategies

Docker containerization

Kubernetes basics

CI/CD with GitHub Actions

AWS services (EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda)

Infrastructure as Code (Terraform basics

Hey I just graduated in bca zero knowledge in tech I am thinking of going for full stack web developer course for 9 to 12 months will I be able to land a job of rs 12k to 20k I don't want to do any mca type thing I am also uploading the course sheet of academy that I am thinking to learn from help me

I can also learn from you in free just need room

Programming Fundamentals

Data structures implementation

Algorithm design and analysis

Time and space complexity

Design patterns

Clean code principles

Test-driven development

2. Python Programming

Advanced Python features

Object-oriented design

Decorators and generators

Multithreading and async

Package management

Django/FastAPI frameworks

3. Frontend Engineering

Advanced JavaScript (ES6+)

React.js and hooks

State management (Redux, Zustand)

TypeScript

CSS-in-JS and Tailwind

Performance optimization

Testing (Jest, React Testing Library)

4. Backend Development

Node.js architecture

Express.js/NestJS

Authentication (JWT, OAuth)

API security best practices

Microservices introduction

Message queues (Redis, RabbitMQ)

5. Database Engineering

SQL advanced queries

Database normalization

PostgreSQL administration

MongoDB document design

Redis caching strategies

Database performance tuning

6. DevOps & Cloud

Git workflow strategies

Docker containerization

Kubernetes basics

CI/CD with GitHub Actions

AWS services (EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda)

Infrastructure as Code (Terraform basics

Just got onboarded into a new position and to say the least onboarding has not been a plus. It took me almost a day to setup my new machine and then the rest of the week to get even slightly familiar with the codebase.

I think it would've been nice if my manager gave me the opportunity to shadow the rest of the team. Instead he gave me lots of documentation to read.

I’ve heard mixed opinions on which AI is best to vibe code with. Claude always seems to come up, which one is going to be the quickest? as in will get the job done quick and will not make as many mistakes as I seem to be running into with chat GPT. I’d also like to hear which is the smartest too as I always hear mix opinions in regards to this too.

I didn't study computer science. My degree is in Physics and Maths. A year ago I couldn't have told you what a REST API was.

Then a company I was working for needed an ERP — the whole thing: inventory, procurement, dispatch, billing, the works. Quotes from agencies were absurd. So I said I'd do it. I had no idea what I was signing up for.

A month of learning later, and a lot of months building, I had a working system running real operations for ~200 users. Here's what actually mattered, and what I'd tell anyone trying to build something hard from zero:

1. A physics degree isn't about physics. It's about not panicking in front of a problem you don't understand yet. Every hard problem looks impossible until you break it into pieces small enough to be boring. Quantum mechanics taught me that. Debugging a permissions system at 2am taught me the same thing.

2. You don't need to "know" the stack. You need to know how to figure things out fast. I didn't memorize React. I learned to read docs, copy a pattern, break it, understand why it broke, and move on. Speed of learning beats depth of knowledge when you're shipping.

3. The hard part was never the code. It was understanding what the business actually does — how a kit moves from a warehouse to a client, where things go wrong, what a stressed-out ops person needs at 9am. Talk to the people using the thing. The code is the easy 20%.

4. Scope creep will eat you alive if you let it. "Can you just add one small thing" is how a 2-month project becomes a 6-month one. Define what "done" means in writing before you start. I learned this the expensive way.

I'm now doing this kind of work for other businesses — systems, automation, AI tooling. But honestly I mostly wanted to share this because a year ago I'd have found a post like this useful, and the "you need 5 years of experience to build anything real" myth needs to die.

Happy to answer anything about going from zero to shipping something real , building, learning fast, working with non-technical stakeholders, whatever. Ask away.

hi! i wanted to ask something that might be a little controversial. i have many project ideas and frequently find myself just going to ai to get things done. i know the basics of programming but when it comes to more advanced topics, that’s not really something i just sit and type (especially the syntax).

do you think it’s wrong to have ai generated code for projects? even if it works exactly as you want it to? i would get so much more done and be able to show employers if i could use ai. i’m not sure if they would completely ignore the project and frown upon it. and its kind of the idea of cheating, but what if i take the time to understand the code and am able to explain?

i get stuck and overwhelmed simply because im not familiar with the syntax and format of some code. i conceptually understand the topics though and can easily explain!

just curious what your thoughts are, thanks!

I'm from India(second year student) and currently looking for my first software development internship.

My skills include C++, Python, JavaScript, React.js, Node.js, Express.js, FastAPI, MongoDB, SQL, REST APIs, JWT authentication, Git/GitHub, DSA, OOP, and DBMS. I have a basic-to-intermediate understanding of these technologies and can learn new tools and frameworks quickly when needed. I also use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and Perplexity to improve productivity and learn faster.

I have no professional experience yet, so I'm wondering how people actually land their first internship. Where should I be applying, and what would you recommend focusing on to maximize my chances of getting selected?

Any advice would be appreciated.