Summer Internship in Mumbai/ Work from home – Web & Mobile App Development – Fyne Dine


A Mumbai based (Work from home option also available) internship opportunity for all the web and mobile app development enthusiasts. The last date to apply is 25th May 2012 - hurry!
About Fyne Dine: - Fyne Dine is an early-stage start-up looking to redefine dining experience of people. Based in Mumbai, company is essentially building a marketing platform for the hospitality sector.
About Internship: – The Company is looking for interns to design their website and apps.  Intern will be responsible for:-
a) Website Development:-
  • Design the layout of the website
  • Develop the website using PHP and MySQL
  • Integrate Payment Gateway with the website
b) Develop Smart phone apps:
  • Develop Android and iPhone apps highlighting partner outlets and integrating search functionality.
Number of internships: - 2
Who can apply: – Any Engineering/ Computer Science graduate having a knowledge of any of the following:-
  • PHP/HTML/MySQL
  • Photoshop/Corel Draw/Any other designing Software
  • Experience with Android and iPhone SDKs
Location: – Mumbai / Work from Home
Duration: - 2 months
Start date: - ASAP
Stipend: – Rs. 3,000 per month with a letter of recommendation will be issued upon successful completion of internship. 
Internship specific question: - Along with your application please upload answer to following internship specific questions (.pdf, .doc, .rtf, <1MB):-
Do you have prior experience in Web Development or Android App Development? If yes, please provide references
How to apply: - If all set, go ahead and apply here. Don’t forget to answer the internship specific question. The last date for applications is 25th May 2012 – Hurry!

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