Full Stack Next.js Developer Intern
Full Stack Next.js Developer Intern
Location: Remote
Duration: 2–6 months
Type: Unpaid Internship
About the Internship:
Join CollegePur’s Tech Team as a Full Stack Next.js Developer Intern and gain
hands-on experience in building end-to-end, high-performance web applications.
Work on real-world projects, collaborate with designers, and develop scalable frontend
and backend features using modern full stack technologies.
Responsibilities:
Develop full stack applications using Next.js & React.js
Build and integrate backend APIs (Node.js / Express.js)
Implement SSR & SSG for performance optimization
Work with databases and third-party services
Collaborate with UI/UX designers for seamless integration
Optimize applications for performance, SEO & scalability
Requirements:
Strong knowledge of Next.js, React.js & JavaScript
Basic understanding of Node.js, REST APIs & databases
Familiarity with Redux / Context API & Git/GitHub
Problem-solving mindset & eagerness to learn
Ability to work in a collaborative team environment
Perks:
Remote working flexibility
Internship Certificate
Letter of Recommendation (performance-based)
Hands-on experience with modern full stack tools
Work on live, real-time projects
Interested candidates: Send your CV to [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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