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MailerMen's public site gets around 40,000 visits a month from students hunting for their first role, and almost every one of those pages is hand built in semantic HTML and vanilla JavaScript. You will be working on it directly.
Over six months you will rebuild the job search page: the filter sidebar, the sticky result cards, and the empty states nobody thinks about until a search returns nothing. Expect to write a lot of CSS Grid, argue about naming, and ship small pull requests several times a week. Later in the internship you will own the employer profile template end to end, from the Figma handoff to the live page.
You sit with two frontend engineers in our Koramangala office three days a week. Code review here is thorough and kind. Nobody expects you to arrive knowing how to rebase cleanly or what a CSS containing block is. We expect you to be curious, to read the error before pasting it into a chat, and to ask rather than guess.
By the end you will have a set of real, publicly indexed pages with your commits behind them, plus a working sense of how a small product team decides what to build next.
MailerMen runs a verified job board covering startup and product roles across twelve markets, and takes on interns across engineering, data, design and marketing to build it.