Full Stack Developer

Company Description

Oviguide is dedicated to empowering JEE students to make informed college decisions. By leveraging five years of JoSAA and CSAB cutoff data, verified college information, and AI-driven tools, Oviguide provides personalized college predictions and live counseling during JoSAA and CSAB rounds. We address the challenges faced by 1.2 million students who must make critical decisions in a short time frame. Our tools are designed to simplify and enhance this process. As a part of the innovative Team Oviqo, we are committed to continual development and transparency.

Role Description

This is a remote internship for a Full Stack Developer. The Full Stack Developer will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining web applications, including both front-end and back-end components. Daily tasks include writing clean code, collaborating with the team to ensure seamless integration, troubleshooting and debugging software, and continuously optimizing application performance.

STIPEND: 15K P.M.

Not looking for a vibe coder.

If your workflow is prompt → copy → paste → pray, this is not for you.

We want someone who actually ships.

Someone who has taken a product from idea to production, dealt with real users, real bugs, real scale and still kept things running.

What this role is about:

Building and shipping real applications end to end

Owning features from idea to deployment

Designing systems that don't break the moment traffic shows up

Debugging issues that don't have Stack Overflow answers

What we care about:

You've shipped production apps

You understand frontend, backend, databases and deployment

You can think beyond tutorials and boilerplate

You take ownership and don't need babysitting

Tech stack (flexible):

React / Next.js

Node.js / Python / Go

PostgreSQL / MongoDB

Cloud, Docker, CI/CD

Microservices architecture, service-to-service communication, API gateways, message queues (Kafka / RabbitMQ)

What we don't care about:

Fancy portfolios with no real users

Generated code you can't explain

Learning in public without building anything real

To apply:

Send live links of what you've built

GitHub with actual work

A short note on something you shipped and the hardest problem you solved

If you ship, you'll fit in.

If you just vibe, keep scrolling.