MongoDB
Software Engineering Intern
- Eligibility
- Current students
- Batch
- 2027, 2028
- Experience
- Not stated
- Stipend
- ₹80,000/month
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About this role
About the role: - Engineer Salesforce features end-to-end: write code in Apex and Lightning Web Components, use point-and-click configuration tools, and document everything thoroughly - Work with product leads and business stakeholders to make the CRM easier to use - Serve the Sales, Customer Success, and Partner teams by building and maintaining their systems - Find and fix bugs, push code to production, and manage systems that handle real-world scale - Join code reviews, architecture planning sessions, and your team's Agile rituals - Stay current with Salesforce platform updates, third-party solutions from AppExchange, workflow automation capabilities, and new developer tools powered by AI What you'll work on: - Developing in a full-featured CRM platform that sits at the core of customer relationships - Understanding how technology translates business requirements into working software - Building integrations between systems using APIs and databases - Learning declarative approaches alongside traditional coding What we're looking for: - Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Software Engineering, or a closely related technical field - At least one quarter or semester of coursework still ahead after this internship ends - Genuine interest in Salesforce development, CRM platforms, or how business systems connect - Sharp problem-solving ability and comfort explaining your thinking to others - Strong teamwork: you thrive in collaborative environments - Mindset that enjoys learning how technology enables business value Good to know: - Prior hands-on experience with Salesforce or another CRM is a plus - Knowledge of relational databases, REST APIs, or data integration patterns helps but is not required