Hebbal Industrial Area's warehouse operators are hiring for hands-on WMS support, and this internship is the entry point into that work. The consultant in this seat spends the day translating floor problems- a picking sequence that stalls, an inventory count that won't reconcile- into changes a warehouse management system can actually make. It's an on-site role in Mysore, aimed at students seeking direct exposure to how a WMS platform operates a live distribution center.
The role sits formally under the company's software development function, though almost nothing about the daily work resembles a typical app-building internship. The system already exists and already runs live inventory. The job is to extend it carefully, watch what breaks when you do, and fix it without disrupting whatever the warehouse floor is doing that hour.
What You'll Do
- Build new features into the WMS platform based on the specific project's requirements, working from requirements handed down by senior consultants.
- Debug issues when the system doesn't behave as expected, anything from a scanner failing to sync to a stock count drifting from what's actually on the shelf.
- Document the work. The next person troubleshooting the same issue six months later will need a record of what was tried and what fixed it.
- Sit in on code reviews and take feedback on how the changes were written, not only on whether they worked.
Most weeks follow a loose rhythm: a handful of small feature tickets, at least one bug that takes longer than expected, and a standing check-in where a senior consultant walks through what's coming next. Nothing about this internship is designed to be busywork. The features you ship touch real inventory records within days of being merged, which means mistakes surface fast, and so does the credit when something works cleanly.
Who We're Looking For
The degree requirement is a bachelor's degree in computer science, IT, or a closely related field whose coursework transfers, and it's the baseline qualification here. No prior work experience is required. This internship is meant to be a first professional exposure to WMS work, so any coursework in programming, or a personal project built on your own time, will help you settle in faster than the job title alone suggests.
Proficiency with the programming languages, tools, and frameworks relevant to this kind of role matters more than a specific credential. If you've touched a database, written a query, or configured any inventory-adjacent software before, mention it directly in your application rather than burying it in a general skills list; it's the detail a reviewer will actually look for.
Skills & Tools
The day-to-day work touches these areas directly, and the team expects at least a working familiarity with them:
- Working knowledge of WMS platforms, or a strong enough grasp of database and inventory logic to pick one up quickly.
- Hands-on comfort with inventory processes, from receiving to putaway to cycle counting.
- Basic configuration skills within a WMS or a similar enterprise system.
- Requirements gathering, meaning the ability to sit with a warehouse supervisor and turn what they describe into something a developer can build.
None of the following are required, but they help: basic SQL for pulling inventory reports straight from the database, some exposure to barcode or RFID scanning hardware, and prior contact with a named platform such as SAP EWM or Oracle WMS Cloud, even if that contact was only through a college project. A student who's built even a small inventory tracker for a class assignment usually adapts to this role faster than one who's only studied WMS concepts in theory.
A few of the senior consultants on this team started in a seat close to this one, and the group has largely grown that way over time. What determines the next step for any given intern is simply how the internship itself goes.
Location and Day-to-Day
The office is located in the Hebbal Industrial Area on the northern edge of Mysore, and this is a strictly on-site posting. There's no remote or hybrid version of it. Some days are spent almost entirely on the warehouse floor, watching how staff actually use the system before touching any code; other days are spent at a desk closing out a specific bug someone flagged that morning. The floor time isn't ceremonial. Understanding why a supervisor works around a feature rather than using it as intended is often more useful than any line of documentation. Working hours generally follow the warehouse's shift pattern rather than a fixed office clock, so expect some flexibility around start times, but firm expectations to be present when a shipment or stock count is actually happening.
This posting reached us through Naukri Mitra, and internship seats like this one in Mysore's industrial belt tend to fill quickly once word gets around locally. The team itself is small, closer to a handful of consultants than a large engineering department, which means an intern's work gets seen and used almost immediately rather than sitting in a backlog.
Compensation and Benefits
- A monthly stipend of ₹17,500, paid for the full duration of the internship.
- Direct mentorship from senior WMS consultants on the team, not just a supervisor who checks in once a week.
- A certificate of completion at the end of the internship, along with a genuine shot at a full-time offer if the fit works out on both sides.
- Relocation assistance and accommodation support, since Hebbal Industrial Area draws interns in from outside Mysore and the company covers part of that transition.
₹17,500 a month is enough to comfortably manage shared accommodation near Hebbal once relocation support is factored in, and it's broadly in line with what comparable internships in Mysore for students are currently paying.
How to Apply
Send a resume along with a short note on any WMS, inventory, or database coursework you've completed, even informally. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and shortlisted candidates are typically contacted within a couple of weeks for a short technical conversation covering basic SQL and a walkthrough of any project you mention.
