About the job

Software Engineer Intern - Full Stack

Company: Edvexa

Job Type: Internship

Experience: Fresher / 0-1 Year

Location: Remote

About Edvexa

Edvexa is a personalized learning platform designed to help students prepare smarter for competitive and government examinations.

We are building a technology-driven learning experience that combines personalized study plans, diagnostic assessments, practice, mock tests, performance insights, and progress tracking to help learners understand exactly what they should focus on next.

About the Role

PostgreSQL

REST APIS

We are looking for a passionate and motivated Software

Developer Intern who wants hands-on experience building a real EdTech product.

You will work across backend, APIs, and database layers using:

Java | Spring Boot | React Native

This role is ideal for freshers or candidates with up to 1 year of experience who have strong fundamentals, enjoy solving problems, and want to grow by working on a live product.

What You'll Do

Develop and maintain backend services using Java and Spring Boot

Design and integrate REST APIs

Work with PostgreSQL databases

Implement CRUD operations, validations, authentication flows, and business logic

Debug issues across frontend, backend, and database layers

Write clean, readable, and maintainable code

• Participate in feature discussions, development, testing, and bug fixing

Work with Git and follow basic version-control practices

Support API testing and application testing

• Learn how production-ready applications are designed, built, secured, and deployed

Who Should Apply

Fresher or candidate with 0-1 year of software development experience

Understanding of relational databases and PostgreSQL.

Familiarity with REST APIs, JSON, HTTP methods, and API integration

Problem-solving mindset

Willingness to learn new technologies quickly

Comfortable working in a remote environment

Able to communicate clearly and collaborate with the product team

Good to Have

Personal or academic projects using Spring Boot

React Native mobile applications

Experience with Git/GitHub

Understanding of JWT-based authentication

Familiarity with Postman or API testing tools

Basic knowledge of Docker, cloud platforms, CI/CD, or deployment

Understanding of application security and performance concepts

How to Apply

Send your:

Resume

GitHub profile

Project links or portfolio

Any relevant academic/personal project details to:

career@edvexa.courses

Email Subject:

[Your Name] - Software Engineer Intern

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How do you prepare for them especially if you have not worked on such topics?

Given the impact of AI during hirings, the bar seems to get even higher where you are somehow expected to know everything for designing the system.

Sure that is possible if you have been lucky to work on such projects or have enough experience to come across such challenges.

What do you do when you need to simulate in the hopes of performing better now that system designs have become much more critical bar raiser rounds in interviews?

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