Frontend Intern

This is a full-time, remote internship role.

As a Frontend Engineering Intern, you will work closely with the founders, gaining hands-on exposure to building an early-stage product.

What You Will Work On

As a Frontend Engineering Intern, you will contribute directly to the product interface of Atomity.

• Building React components for dashboards and analytics views
• Implementing responsive layouts using Tailwind CSS
• Working with Next.js (App Router)
• Integrating APIs using React Query
• Building tables and data-heavy UI using TanStack Table
• Implementing charts using Recharts
• Supporting form handling with React Hook Form + Zod
• Writing basic component tests
• You will work closely with the founding team and learn how a production SaaS frontend is built.

Tech Stack

• React 19
• Next.js 15
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS 4
• MUI v6
• TanStack Table
• Recharts
• React Hook Form
• Zustand
• Storybook
• Playwright (for testing)

Why Join Atomity?

• Work directly with founders
• Real product experience, not practice projects
• High ownership from day one
• Opportunity to grow into a full-time role

How to Apply

To apply for the Frontend Intern position, please complete and submit the application form on this page. Make sure to include:

• Your resume/CV (PDF, DOC, or DOCX formats, max 10 MB)
• A link to your LinkedIn or portfolio
• A brief note on why you are excited about joining Atomity

Requirements

• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Computer Science or a related field
• Good understanding of React fundamentals
• Basic knowledge of TypeScript
• Understanding of REST APIs
• Interest in building structured, scalable frontend systems
• Willingness to learn and take ownership

Nice to Have:

• Experience with Next.js
• Experience building dashboards or data-heavy UIs
• Familiarity with component libraries (MUI, Chakra, etc.)
• Exposure to testing frameworks

Details

• Duration: 3–6 months
• Location: Remote only
• Start date: Flexible

What You Will Learn

• How real SaaS dashboards are built
• How frontend integrates with backend APIs
• How performance and scalability are handled in production
• How testing and CI/CD work in a startup environment