Java Development Internship (Work From Home, Part-Time)

About the internship

This is a part-time, work-from-home internship for a Java Development role with Basti Ki Pathshala Foundation. The project work is centered on building and improving an educational platform that supports children from underserved communities. You will get hands-on exposure to real development tasks and contribute to a mission-driven initiative that aims to expand access to quality education.

What you will work on

• Partner with the development team to plan and add new features for the learning platform.
• Build code that is clean, efficient, and easy to maintain using Java and related technologies.
• Help identify, troubleshoot, and fix technical issues so the platform runs smoothly.
• Support interface development to make the product easier to use and more visually appealing.
• Work on server-side logic for handling data flow, processing, and storage.
• Participate in user testing and use feedback to improve the overall UI/UX experience.
• Keep up with current tools and trends in software development and contribute fresh ideas to the team.

Technical focus

The role calls for familiarity with Java, HTML, MySQL, JSP, J2EE, Hibernate ORM, Spring MVC, frontend and backend development, UI/UX design, and web development.

Who can apply

Applications are open only to candidates who can work remotely, are available for a 1-month internship, can begin between 1 July 2026 and 5 August 2026, and have relevant skills and interest in the domain. Women looking to start or restart their careers are also encouraged to apply. Computer Science Engineering students and freshers seeking jobs may also apply.

Stipend and application details

The internship is listed with an unpaid stipend. The application deadline is 31 July 2026 at 11:59:59 PM.

Perks

You will receive a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible working hours, and the possibility of a job offer based on performance.

About the organization

Basti Ki Pathshala Foundation is a government-registered organization formed under the Indian Societies Act of 1860. It works at the grassroots level to remove educational barriers in underserved communities, especially for children living in slum areas. Through creative teaching approaches, community involvement, and partnerships, the foundation aims to create a supportive learning environment and drive long-term change for marginalized families.