Software Developer Intern

Role Overview

Crossing Infotech is looking for a Software Developer Intern to build practical programming experience and understand software development from idea to application. You will participate in development tasks, debugging, testing, and collaborative project work.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and improve application features under team guidance.
• Write readable, structured, and maintainable code.
• Translate functional requirements into technical tasks.
• Work with APIs and application data.
• Debug issues and investigate unexpected application behavior.
• Test features before integration.
• Participate in code reviews and incorporate technical feedback.
• Maintain basic technical documentation for completed work.
• Use version control while working on development tasks.
• Collaborate with developers and other team members during project execution.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Students or recent graduates in Computer Science, IT, Software Engineering, or related disciplines.
• Knowledge of at least one programming language.
• Applicants who have completed academic, personal, or open-source projects.
• Freshers motivated to learn software development.

Technical Foundation

• Programming fundamentals
• Object-oriented programming concepts
• Data structures and basic algorithms
• Git and GitHub fundamentals
• SQL or database basics
• Understanding of HTTP and REST APIs
• Debugging and problem-solving skills

Technologies You May Work With

Depending on the project, exposure may include:

• Python
• Java
• JavaScript
• Node.js
• SQL databases
• REST APIs
• Git/GitHub

Good to Have

• Knowledge of a backend or frontend framework
• Familiarity with Postman
• Basic understanding of software testing
• Experience using Git branches and pull requests
• A GitHub portfolio or personal coding projects
• Familiarity with Agile development practices

What You’ll Gain

• Practical exposure to software development workflows.
• Experience working with source control and collaborative development.
• Better understanding of debugging and testing processes.
• Opportunity to strengthen programming and problem-solving skills.
• Project experience to support your early-career portfolio.