As a Software Engineer Intern, you will research, design, implement, test, and support features for Beli's iOS and Android apps while collaborating closely with the product team.
By changing the way people explore restaurants, Beli has emerged as one of the fastest-growing consumer platforms in the country. Beli helps you build organized restaurant lists and maps, share them with friends, and discover new spots around the world according to your personal taste.
Job Overview
At Beli, individual Software Engineers operate like full product teams. As a Software Engineer Intern at Beli, you will research, design, architect, implement, test, launch, measure, and support Beli iOS and Android app features. You will work closely with the CTO, CEO, and other software engineers to build features that drive user growth, engagement, and retention.
Responsibilities
- Product research and design
- Conduct product, user, and quantitative research to inform the prioritization and design of app features
- Design features using wireframes and Figma prototypes
- Propose performant and scalable frontend and backend implementations
- Implementation
- Build features using Django, PostgreSQL, Angular, and other technologies
- Perform/implement tests, including QA, performance, unit, and integration tests
- Determine the steps, timeline, and communication surrounding the release of new features
- Conduct A/B tests and quantitative analyses to measure feature impact and identify opportunities for improvement
- Support
- Support existing features with bug fixes, enhancements, and by managing user outreach
Qualifications
- Significant experience with Javascript/Typescript and Python
- High user empathy
- Coursework or experience in statistics
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Grit, hustle, "roll up your sleeves" mentality, and intellectual curiosity
Top Skills
Angular
Django
JavaScript
Postgres
Python
Typescript
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