About the role
As a Frontend Developer Intern at Wiviy, you'll help build the interfaces people use to discover and connect with others. You'll translate product designs into responsive, accessible web experiences, work with reusable components and collaborate with engineering to deliver smooth interactions that reflect Wiviy's product direction.
What you'll do
- Build responsive user interfaces using modern frontend technologies.
- Translate design files and wireframes into functional components.
- Develop reusable components and maintain consistent interface patterns.
- Integrate frontend features with backend APIs and services.
- Test interfaces across browsers, devices and screen sizes.
- Identify and resolve layout, usability and performance issues.
What you'll bring
- Understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript fundamentals.
- Familiarity with React or another modern frontend framework.
- Ability to work with APIs and asynchronous data.
- Understanding of responsive design and browser compatibility.
- Basic knowledge of Git and collaborative development workflows.
- Problem-solving skills and willingness to learn new technologies.
Nice to have
- Experience building projects using React or Next.js.
- Familiarity with TypeScript and frontend testing tools.
- Understanding of accessibility and web performance practices.
Who you'll work with
You'll collaborate with Wiviy's product designers, frontend and backend developers to turn product requirements into working interfaces. You'll participate in code reviews, discuss implementation approaches and coordinate API integration to help deliver a consistent experience across the platform.
Why this role matters
Every interaction begins with an interface that feels clear and effortless. Your work will help make Wiviy easier to explore and use, translating product ideas into responsive experiences that support discovery, conversation and connection.
Salary Range
Competitive stipend based on experience and role scope.
Compensation may vary based on experience, scope, location and other role-related factors.