7,000 endpoints. 56 tests.
That ratio is not a boast, it’s the job. Every untested path is a bug waiting to reach someone’s health record. Closing that gap is the single most useful thing anyone here can do right now.
10 internships open · remote · ₹5,000 / month
Small team.
Absurd surface area.
Come work on the parts that aren’t finished.
SHELY is a women’s and family health platform for India — cycle and pregnancy tracking, telehealth, records, and the software clinics, labs and pharmacies actually run on. Thirteen apps, one codebase, and production infrastructure we run ourselves.
It is also genuinely unfinished, and we know precisely where, because we audit our own codebase and write down what’s broken. That’s the internship: pick up something real, ship it, watch it go live the same week.
- 13
- apps, one codebase
- 7,000+
- API endpoints
- 10
- Indian languages
- 8
- servers we run ourselves
The work, concretely
Four real problems, in our own words
Most careers pages describe a culture. Here is the actual state of the codebase you’d be working in — including the parts we’re not proud of.
A kiosk that failed politely.
It greeted the patient, took their phone number, then died on one wrong word in a URL. We found it, fixed it in an afternoon, and wrote down how. There are more like it, and finding them is real work.
Twelve models. Two trained.
We scaffolded twelve ML models and trained two — on synthetic data. So we don’t call it AI yet. Fixing the data pipeline comes before the models, and saying that out loud comes before both.
Ten languages, done properly.
Bengali in Bengali script. Tamil a Tamil speaker doesn’t wince at. Getting Indic health content right is unglamorous, detailed work, and it matters more to the person reading it than any model does.
Before you apply
This won’t suit everyone
If you want a structured programme — a training curriculum, a dedicated manager, a defined path to a full-time offer — we are the wrong place. Those are reasonable things to want, and bigger companies do them properly. We can’t, and we’d rather say so now than in your third week.
What we do have: a real codebase with real users on the other side of it, the freedom to fix what you find broken, and someone who will tell you the truth about where the company actually stands. If that trade sounds good, keep reading.
Open now
Internships
We’re opening 10 internships for students and recent graduates. Basics are enough — every post says exactly what we need, and we’d rather teach the rest.
₹5,000 / month 3–6 months (flexible) Remote — anywhere in India
Frontend Engineering Intern
Our billing page has a “Pay” button that isn’t wired to anything. Come find the rest.
- SvelteKit
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
- +2
Engineering students and recent graduates — CSE/IT/ECE or equivalent
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyBackend Engineering Intern
Four handler registrations were never called, so their routes 404 in production while the UI advertises them.
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- REST APIs
- SQL
- +1
Engineering students and recent graduates — CSE/IT or equivalent
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyQA / Test Engineering Intern
6,000 endpoints. 56 test files. That gap is the job.
- Playwright
- Test Automation
- Bug Reporting
- JavaScript
Engineering students and recent graduates — any branch
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyData / ML Intern
Twelve models scaffolded. Two trained, both on synthetic data. So we don’t call it AI yet.
- Python
- pandas
- scikit-learn
- SQL
- +1
Engineering, Statistics or Maths students and recent graduates
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyProduct Design Intern (UI/UX)
Our emergency card has a save function nobody can reach: the page has no input fields.
- Figma
- UI Design
- UX Research
- Design Systems
- +1
Students and recent graduates — design, architecture, engineering, or self-taught with a portfolio
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyHealth Content Writing Intern
Our health library is 1,500+ articles across 10 languages — keeping every one accurate, current and reviewed is the job.
- Health Writing
- Editing
- Fact-checking
- SEO
- +1
Students and recent graduates — any stream. Life sciences, nursing, journalism or English especially welcome
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applySocial Media & Community Intern
Thirteen followers, no content calendar, and a product worth talking about. Start from zero.
- YouTube
- Video Editing
- Community Management
- +1
Students and recent graduates — any stream
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyGrowth & Partnerships Intern
We have 4,400 doctors and 3,900 hospitals mapped across India, and have contacted none of them.
- B2B Outreach
- CRM
- Market Research
- Written Communication
Students and recent graduates — BBA, MBA, commerce, engineering, any stream
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyClinical Research Intern
Our postpartum screening calculates a self-harm flag and then does nothing with it. That is the kind of thing you would catch.
- Clinical Research
- Medical Writing
- Guideline Review
- Literature Review
Students and recent graduates — nursing, pharmacy, nutrition, psychology, physiotherapy, MBBS or life sciences
Posted 1 month ago
View role & applyOperations Intern
Our incident runbook is referenced in three documents and does not exist. Writing it is a real job.
- Documentation
- Customer Support
- Process Design
- Spreadsheets
Students and recent graduates — any stream
Posted 1 month ago
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How this actually runs
What you can hold us to
Four commitments. If we break one of these, say so — to the founder, directly.
You ship in week one
No shadowing period, no onboarding theatre. You’ll pick something small and real on day one or two, and it’ll be live within the week.
We write down what’s broken
We audit our own codebase and record every finding, including the embarrassing ones. That document decides what gets built next — and you’ll be able to read it.
No busywork, no unpaid marathons
One take-home, scoped to three or four hours. No multi-day unpaid assignments, no slide decks nobody reads, no fetching anything for anyone.
We say no clearly
If it’s a no, you’ll hear it quickly and with a reason. If we can’t offer full-time at the end, you’ll know that early — not in your final week.
Let's talk
Don't see your role? Reach out anyway.
We don't have a long list of open roles yet — but we're always glad to meet people who care about women's health as much as we do. Tell us who you are and how you'd like to help, and we'll be in touch.