Problem Solver/Content Research Intern (Tech & Programming Focus)

Job Description

📍 Location: Gurgaon 📅 Experience: Final-year Student / Fresher 💼 Type: Internship / Full-Time (Based on Performance) 💰 Stipend/CTC: Performance-Based / Discussion During Interview About The Role We’re on the lookout for curious minds and natural problem solvers who love tech, coding, and challenges. As part of our Programming & Research Team , you’ll work behind the scenes to power platforms like TechGig by designing quizzes, MCQs, coding problems, test cases , and hackathon projects . You’ll be building the brain of the platform – one problem at a time! What You’ll Work On Research and create MCQs for programming languages and tech stacks (Beginner to Advanced). Design and build programming challenges, contests, and coding rounds. Work closely with the team to create hackathon project problem statements. Review user-reported issues and improve the quality of questions/challenges. Contribute to building a strong developer learning and evaluation ecosystem. You’ll Thrive If You Are a final-year student or a recent graduate in Computer Science/IT or related fields. Have strong problem-solving skills and enjoy logical challenges. Are familiar with programming languages like C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, etc. Enjoy research work and content creation around technical topics. Want to gain exposure to real-world development challenges. Have a passion for teaching, community, contests, and developer growth. Bonus Points If You Have Participated in platforms like TechGig, HackerRank, Codeforces, LeetCode, etc. Experience creating content for coding contests or campus competitions. An understanding of data structures, algorithms, and system design basics. Why Join Us? Learn & grow in a core tech team environment. Get exposure to product-building, tech community, and developer engagement. Certificate + Performance Bonus + Opportunity for full-time conversion. Work with senior engineers and mentors across backend/frontend/AI. Show more Show less