Internal Tools Java Developer Intern

Support agents spend their entire working day inside an admin console that engineers built quickly and then stopped looking at. You are the person who is going to look at it.

Two months, one tight scope

This is a short internship, so the brief is deliberately narrow. You will work through the admin API behind that console, a Spring Boot service with about thirty endpoints, several returning misleading HTTP status codes and none of them paginating. You will add pagination and filtering to account search, build an audit trail that records who performed each support action and why, and delete the two endpoints nothing has called since last year.

Sitting with the people who use it

One morning a week you are on the support floor in our Bengaluru office, watching agents use what you built. It is the fastest feedback loop in the company and it will permanently change how you design an API. Most engineers do not get that until several years in.

What you need to bring

A final-year student or recent graduate with working Java, some exposure to Spring Boot or any web framework, and real interest in why software annoys the people stuck with it.