Android Intern
Work on real Android apps in Kotlin and Flutter, from a first screen through to something that actually ships to the Play Store.
- Type
- Internship
- Location
- Onsite — Surat, Gujarat
- Experience
- Students & recent graduates
- Posted
What This Job Actually Is
A full-time onsite internship of three to six months. Length, stipend and start date are agreed in the first call rather than advertised here.
You would join our mobile work — mostly Flutter, with native Kotlin where a project needs it — building features on apps that have real users waiting for them. Every change you make is reviewed by the engineer who owns that app before it goes anywhere near a release.
You do not need professional experience. You do need to have built something on Android, even a small one, and to be able to walk us through the decisions you made in it.
What You Would Do
- Build screens and features in Flutter, and in native Kotlin where the project calls for it.
- Wire the app up to real APIs and handle the states that come with them — loading, empty, failed.
- Test on actual devices, not only the emulator, and report what you find.
- Fix bugs on live apps under review from the engineer who owns them.
- Help prepare release builds and understand what goes into a Play Store submission.
What You Bring
The first list is what the job genuinely requires. The second is not a filter — apply without any of it.
Must-haves
- Fundamentals in Kotlin or Dart, and at least one Android app you have built and can demo.
- Understanding of the Android app lifecycle and why it matters for state.
- Final-year student or recent graduate; portfolios count for more than marks.
- Able to work onsite at our Utran office, Monday to Friday, for the full internship.
What You Will Learn
An internship should leave you able to do something you could not do before. This is what we are committing to teach.
- How production Android projects are structured, and how that differs from a course project.
- Cross-platform development in Flutter alongside native Android work.
- Working against real API contracts, including handling the failures.
- Testing on a device matrix and debugging problems you cannot reproduce on your own phone.
- What a Play Store release actually involves — signing, tracks, staged rollout.
- Code review, Git workflow, and how features move from ticket to shipped.
How to Apply
One email. No form, no account, and no application portal that loses your CV.
Send us
- Your CV, attached as a PDF.
- A link to code or an app you have built — GitHub, a store listing, or anything deployed.
- A few lines on why this role in particular. Not a covering letter — we read these ourselves.
- Subject line
- Application: Android Intern
What happens next
- You email usReply within 2 working days
- Intro call30 minutes
- A practical exercise3–4 days to complete
- Working session45–60 minutes
- Meet the team30 minutes
- Offer and first weekDecision within 24 hours
Usually ten to fourteen days end to end, and shorter for internships. The practical exercise is scaled to this role. See the full process.
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