Software Engineer Intern

Overview

🚀 We’re Hiring: Software Engineer Intern

📍 On-site | Dehradun

💰 Stipend: ₹30,000 – ₹50,000 / month (purely talent-based)

DigiStay partners with short-term accommodation providers to transform hospitality through thoughtful, first-principles-driven digital products.

We build tools that simplify operations, elevate guest experiences, and genuinely resonate with hoteliers and guests alike.

We move fast, think deeply, and ship real products.

No busy work. No “intern projects” that never see production.

👩💻 What You’ll Do

• Build real products end-to-end — backend APIs, dashboards, and user interfaces

• Work closely with the core tech team on features that ship to production

• Debug, break things, fix them, and build again

• Participate in brainstorming sessions where ideas move faster than cricket balls during break matches 🏏

• Learn how modern, scalable systems are built in the real world

🧠 What We’re Looking For

• Strong foundation in Computer Science fundamentals

• Solid understanding of JavaScript / TypeScript

• Experience with at least one modern framework:

React / Next.js / NestJS / Node.js

• Curiosity about how systems connect — databases, APIs, queues, services

• Strong problem-solving mindset (you’re okay Googling 27 times if needed)

• Comfortable with startup chaos — fast-moving, creative, and ever-evolving

• Grit. When something doesn’t work, you don’t quit — you figure it out

🎓 Eligibility

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in

Computer Science / Software Engineering / related fields

• Passion for technology and a strong desire to learn and grow

🎁 Perks & Culture

💃 We work hard, we party harder

🏏 Quick cricket breaks when the brain’s fried

🎧 Code with music, movies, or TED talks in the background

⚡ Tech-room vibes straight out of Ted Lasso’s locker room

🚀 Real ownership, real learning, real impact

📌 Why DigiStay?

If you want:

• Ownership instead of hand-holding

• Learning instead of lectures

• Production systems instead of toy problems