Vibe Coder - Internship
Queens Of Change Foundation is taking on interns for a Vibe Coder role that is remote and runs for one month. It is unpaid, and the post lists a certificate and a letter of recommendation as perks.
What you would work on
You would join the foundation's development team and help build interactive digital experiences. The coding work you assist with supports the organisation's mission and its initiatives.
Interface work is part of it too: helping design and put together user-friendly screens for the foundation's online platforms. You would also look into new technologies and trends, with the aim of improving its digital presence.
The post adds troubleshooting technical problems and improving website performance. You would sit in team meetings and bring ideas for the digital strategy.
Who can apply and what to have ready
The post is aimed at Computer Science Engineering students. Freshers looking for jobs may also apply, and so can women who want to start or restart their careers.
- You must be free to work remotely for a period of 1 month.
- You must be able to start between 19 Oct 2026 and 23 Nov 2026.
- You need relevant skills and interest in the work.
The skills list names Java, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, Node.js, C Programming, frontend and backend development. It also names spoken and written English, artificial intelligence, APIs and AIML.
Other perks listed: flexible work hours, a 5 day week, and a job offer.
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Timing to plan around
- Apply by
- 19 Nov 2026 (30 days left)
Applications close in November 2026, and the post was listed on 19 Oct 2026. Your start date can fall anywhere from 19 Oct to 23 Nov 2026, so you have some room, but the internship itself is only 1 month.
About the foundation
- Open roles we track from them
- 9
Queens Of Change Foundation describes itself as a government registered, all-women organisation. It works on sanitary hygiene, menstrual health awareness, and education and skill development for women. It is hiring for several roles right now, not only this one.
Skills: this post and similar ones
- Java
- HTML
- JavaScript
- SQL
- Node.js
- C Programming
- Frontend development
- Backend development
- Python 18%
- CSS 16%
- React 12%
HTML, JavaScript and Node.js appear both here and among the skills most asked for in similar roles. Python, CSS and React are common elsewhere but are not on this post's list, so adding them could widen your options.
Our check on this listing
- Passed Hopin's scam screen
This role cleared Hopin's scam screen and is posted as a regular job listing. You still need to weigh up the unpaid terms and the short duration for yourself.
How it sits in the market
- Similar roles Hopin tracks across India
- 120
- Openings in this role
- 20
Dozens of similar roles are open across India right now. With 20 openings here, this is not a single-seat hire, but it is worth comparing it with paid options before you decide.
How to stand out for this internship
- Keep one or two small web projects ready to show, ideally with a working page and some backend logic behind it. The role covers both frontend and backend.
- Brush up on HTML, JavaScript and SQL basics. It helps to be able to explain a bug you fixed and how you found it.
- Since duties include faster, smoother websites, it helps to learn how to spot why a page loads slowly.
- Get used to writing short, clear updates in English. Meetings and idea-sharing are part of the work.
- Read about the foundation's work before you apply, so you can say why the mission matters to you.
Questions people ask about this role
Is this internship paid?
No. The stipend is listed as unpaid. The perks are a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible work hours, a 5 day week, and a job offer.
Do I have to work from an office?
No. The post describes it as remote, and asks that you are available for work from home.
How long is it and when can I start?
It lasts 1 month. You can start anywhere between 19 Oct 2026 and 23 Nov 2026.
Can freshers apply?
Yes. The post is aimed at Computer Science Engineering students, and freshers looking for jobs may also apply. Women starting or restarting their careers are welcome too.