An internship for an Associate Microservices Developer just opened at IT Park, Rajiv Gandhi Technology Park, Chandigarh. On-site, ₹15,500 a month.
The team's building out a system made up of small, independent services rather than one large application, and they're looking for someone to help write and maintain the code behind those services while learning how the pieces fit together. No prior professional experience is required, which makes this a genuinely good entry point if you've already been experimenting with the concepts on your own.
Responsibilities
- Write and maintain code for microservices as part of the team's larger application
- Coordinate with other developers on new features as the system evolves
- Fix bugs surfaced during testing, working back from the symptom to the actual cause
Debugging in a microservices setup has its own particular challenge: a problem in one service can show up as an error somewhere else entirely, three or four calls downstream. Learning to trace that chain instead of just patching whatever's visibly broken is a skill this internship is meant to build.
What you'll need
A bachelor's degree covers the education requirement, and while computer science or IT is the most common path in, real coding ability matters more than the exact major. No minimum experience is required. What the team wants to see instead is genuine, hands-on exposure to the tools this role runs on, whether from a class project, a hackathon, or something built independently.
Skills required
- Microservices architecture
- Docker
- REST APIs
- Java or Python
Skills that help
Some basic Kubernetes exposure is a solid plus, since many real microservices deployments run on it eventually, even if this internship focuses mainly on the application layer. Familiarity with API documentation tools like Swagger or OpenAPI shows you understand how services communicate their own interfaces. Any experience with a message queue such as RabbitMQ or Kafka would round out a candidate's profile nicely, and comfort writing unit tests matters more in a microservices environment than in a typical monolith, since each service needs its own coverage.
Naukri Mitra has seen microservices-focused internships grow steadily around Chandigarh's IT Park over the past couple of years, as more local employers move away from single, large codebases.
Pay and location
The stipend is ₹15,500 a month, on-site at Rajiv Gandhi Technology Park, IT Park. This listing has no remote arrangement, so candidates should plan to be in Chandigarh for the duration of the internship.
Benefits
- Monthly stipend of ₹15,500
- Mentorship from senior developers on the team
- Certificate of completion
- Strong potential for a full-time offer based on performance
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Chandigarh
- Accommodation support during the internship
Interns who take the mentorship seriously tend to get the most out of this arrangement, since the feedback loop with senior developers moves fast in a microservices environment where small mistakes can ripple across several services at once.
How to apply
Share your resume along with any relevant coursework or personal projects, especially anything involving Docker or REST APIs. A short explanation of how you structured a project, even a simple one, gives the hiring team a much clearer picture than a list of technologies alone. Shortlisted candidates can expect a short technical conversation about a project they've built.
