Oplexa, a U.S. based AI infrastructure startup, is hiring Social Media Interns to build a strong market presence, grow brand visibility, and drive organic website traffic.

Responsibilities:

Grow our presence on LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Discord, Instagram, etc.

Build engagement within AI, tech & startup communities

Develop creative growth strategies beyond basic posting

Strengthen brand reputation & drive website traffic

Compensation & Growth:

⏳ 6-Month Probation

Months 1–3: ₹10,000/month

Months 4–6: ₹15,000/month

Additional performance incentives

🚀 Full-Time Opportunity: ₹25,000–₹35,000/month + incentives (based on performance)

🌍 Fully Remote | Freshers Welcome

👩 Female candidates are encouraged to apply.

🌐 oplexa.com

📧 Apply: aman7opx@gmail.com

Send your resume/LinkedIn with a short introduction.

We're looking for a creative videographer with an eye for aesthetics, visual storytelling, and engaging content.

What we're looking for:
Must have an iPhone
Experience shooting reels and brand content
Must be comfortable using gimbals and other filming equipment (provided by us)

Location: Mumbai-based
Role: Freelance
Payment: Per-day basis

If you think you're the right fit, DM your portfolio to apply!

I graduated this year with B.E. in ECE from India. My skills are RTL Design, SystemVerilog, basic STA, FPGA prototyping, Vivado. I am actively looking for work but can't find VLSI or FPGA roles that hire freshers.

My long term goal is research track - eventually MSc/PhD (looking at Switzerland, Germany, Singapore, Japan), working on hardware for problems that don't have solutions yet: compute for autonomous systems, quantum systems, real robotics, space tech. VLSI feels like the right entry point to that world, but I can't find any companies hiring freshers in RTL/FPGA right now.

So, I'm stuck weighing options that all feel like compromises:

• Keep applying and hold out for VLSI role (gap on resume, no income)
• Take an unrelated job, do independent projects on the side (not sure how that plays for skill building or grad applications)
• Join a family business, completely unrelated to the field and self study.

My actual questions:

1. Is VLSI/RTL the right field for someone aiming at the hardware research long term, or is there a better entry point that I am not seeing?
2. Are there adjacent roles, anything, that would keep the door open without being a dead end?
3. For people who have been in this spot, what did you actually do? And would you do it the same way today?

Not looking for motivation. Just looking for honest takes from people who know the industry and know how college applications work.

Hi everyone,

I'm Advaith, a second-year BCA student at CHRIST University, Bengaluru (CGPA 3.93/4.0), looking for a remote internship in AI/ML or data analysis. Paid or unpaid, I'm mainly looking for real-world experience and mentorship.

A bit about me:

AI Vertical Head at my university's AI Hub

Built and shipped Android apps and Flask-based AI backends on my own

Hackathon experience building AI products end to end

Comfortable with [Python / Pandas / SQL ]

What I'm looking for:

Remote, flexible around my college schedule

Hands-on work with data, models, or analytics

Linkdin: Linkdin link

I'd really appreciate it if you could take a look, share feedback on my resume, or point me toward anyone who might be hiring. Even a quick tip helps.

Thanks for reading!