Front End Development - Internship (WFH)

About the internship:We're hiring a Frontend Developer Intern to help us take one of our AI-powered SaaS products from a working local product to a launch-ready beta.

This is a hands-on role with real ownership. You will work closely with the founder, full-stack developer, backend developer, and UI/UX designers to improve the product experience, complete important user flows, and make the application feel fast, reliable, and polished.

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Build and improve customer-facing product screens: Work on onboarding, discovery, creation, content management, conversations, analytics, settings, and other core workflows.

2. Turn designs into production-ready interfaces: Work closely with UI/UX designers to convert Figma designs and product requirements into responsive, accessible, and reusable frontend components.

3. Improve existing user flows: Identify confusing steps, broken interactions, dead ends, inconsistent states, and unnecessary friction across the product.

4. Integrate frontend with backend APIs: Connect screens with APIs, authentication, permissions, database-driven states, background processes, and other backend services.

5. Handle all critical UI states: Build clear loading, empty, error, partial, stale, success, and disabled states so users always understand what is happening.

6. Improve responsive behavior: Make important workflows work properly across desktop, tablet, and mobile instead of only optimizing for large screens.

7. Improve accessibility: Work on keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic HTML, form labels, ARIA usage, contrast, and other accessibility requirements.

8. Maintain frontend consistency: Help standardize components, spacing, typography, forms, tables, buttons, modals, navigation, and interaction patterns across the application.

9. Improve frontend performance: Identify unnecessary renders, slow screens, heavy components, poor data-loading patterns, and other performance issues.

10. Write and maintain frontend tests: Add or update component, integration, and end-to-end tests for the workflows you work on.

11. Debug frontend issues: Investigate problems related to state, routing, forms, API responses, permissions, responsive layouts, browser behavior, and user interactions.

12. Work inside an existing codebase: Understand current patterns and architecture before changing them instead of rebuilding working systems unnecessarily.

13. Help prepare the product for beta: Fix launch-critical frontend issues, improve product consistency, and ensure important customer journeys work reliably before release.Who can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for the work from home job/internshipcan start the work from home job/internship between 7th Oct'26 and 11th Nov'26are available for duration of 3 monthshave relevant skills and interestsare Computer Science Engineering students* Freshers looking for jobs may also applyStipend:INR₹ 5,000 - 7,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Certificate, Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, 5 days a week, Job offerSkills required:HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, Node.js, GitHub, Frontend development, React, REST API, TypeScript, Next.js, Responsive Design, Debugging and Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)Other Requirements:1. Prior experience building or contributing to a real SaaS, startup, or production-level web application.2. Comfortable working inside an existing codebase and understanding the current frontend architecture before making changes.3. Strong understanding of React, Next.js, TypeScript, component architecture, state management, and API integration.4. Good understanding of responsive design, accessibility, forms, routing, and frontend performance.5. Experience working with Figma and converting designs into reusable production components is preferred.6. Experience with design systems, Tailwind CSS, component libraries, or automated frontend testing is a strong plus.7. Able to identify UX problems instead of only implementing exactly what is shown in a design.8. Strong problem-solving ability and attention to visual and interaction details.9. Comfortable working in a fast-moving environment with clear deadlines and changing priorities.10. GitHub profile, portfolio, or links to frontend projects are preferred.About Company:Arrota is an early-stage SaaS startup currently preparing for launch. We are building a product around trust, verification, and digital records, with a strong focus on making complex processes simpler for organisations and individuals.

We are a small, hands-on team, so people joining us get the opportunity to work closely with the founder and contribute directly across product, design, growth, research, and go-to-market.

We value people who are curious, proactive, comfortable taking ownership, and interested in learning how a startup is built from the ground up. Interns at Arrota will work on real problems, real product decisions, and real growth initiatives rather than dummy projects.Additional information:Job offer: On successful conversion to a permanent employee, the candidate can expect a salary of ₹ 500000 to 600000/yearWhat we value:

1. Strong understanding of React and modern frontend development.

2. Good product and UX sense.

3. Clean, reusable, and maintainable code.

4. Attention to detail.

5. Strong debugging ability.

6. Understanding of responsive design.

7. Ability to work closely with designers.

8. Ability to understand APIs and backend constraints.

9. Ownership and clear communication.

10. Focus on solving user problems, not just matching screenshots.

Responsibilities

We're hiring a Frontend Developer Intern to help us take one of our AI-powered SaaS products from a working local product to a launch-ready beta.

This is a hands-on role with real ownership. You will work closely with the founder, full-stack developer, backend developer, and UI/UX designers to improve the product experience, complete important user flows, and make the application feel fast, reliable, and polished.

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Build and improve customer-facing product screens: Work on onboarding, discovery, creation, content management, conversations, analytics, settings, and other core workflows.

2. Turn designs into production-ready interfaces: Work closely with UI/UX designers to convert Figma designs and product requirements into responsive, accessible, and reusable frontend components.

3. Improve existing user flows: Identify confusing steps, broken interactions, dead ends, inconsistent states, and unnecessary friction across the product.

4. Integrate frontend with backend APIs: Connect screens with APIs, authentication, permissions, database-driven states, background processes, and other backend services.

5. Handle all critical UI states: Build clear loading, empty, error, partial, stale, success, and disabled states so users always understand what is happening.

6. Improve responsive behavior: Make important workflows work properly across desktop, tablet, and mobile instead of only optimizing for large screens.

7. Improve accessibility: Work on keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic HTML, form labels, ARIA usage, contrast, and other accessibility requirements.

8. Maintain frontend consistency: Help standardize components, spacing, typography, forms, tables, buttons, modals, navigation, and interaction patterns across the application.

9. Improve frontend performance: Identify unnecessary renders, slow screens, heavy components, poor data-loading patterns, and other performance issues.

10. Write and maintain frontend tests: Add or update component, integration, and end-to-end tests for the workflows you work on.

11. Debug frontend issues: Investigate problems related to state, routing, forms, API responses, permissions, responsive layouts, browser behavior, and user interactions.

12. Work inside an existing codebase: Understand current patterns and architecture before changing them instead of rebuilding working systems unnecessarily.

13. Help prepare the product for beta: Fix launch-critical frontend issues, improve product consistency, and ensure important customer journeys work reliably before release.