Frontend Developer Intern
We're looking for a Frontend Developer Intern who enjoys creating polished, interactive, and visually engaging web experiences. This role is ideal for someone who loves UI animations, smooth interactions, and modern frontend development.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+)
- Familiarity with React.js and Next.js
- Experience using Tailwind CSS
- Basic knowledge of TypeScript
- Understanding of responsive and mobile-first design
- Strong interest in creating high-quality UI/UX
Animation & GSAP Skills
- Familiarity with GSAP fundamentals (timelines, tweens, easing)
- Experience with ScrollTrigger
- Understanding of scroll-based animations and parallax effects
- Ability to create smooth page transitions and interactive micro-interactions
- Knowledge of animation performance and optimization
- Understanding of animation principles (timing, easing, anticipation, hierarchy)
- Ability to recreate UI/UX animations from Figma or design references
Bonus Skills
- Experience with Framer Motion
- Basic knowledge of Three.js or React Three Fiber
- Familiarity with Lenis or smooth scrolling libraries
- Understanding of SVG animations
- Experience using Git and GitHub
What We're Looking For
- Passion for frontend development and creative web experiences
- Strong attention to detail and pixel-perfect implementation
- Eagerness to learn and experiment with modern animation techniques
- Good problem-solving and debugging skills
- Ability to work independently and receive constructive feedback
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
Nice-to-Have Portfolio
Applicants should have at least one of the following:
- Personal portfolio website
- Animated landing page
- Interactive web project
- GSAP or Framer Motion showcase
- GitHub profile with frontend projects
Internship Highlights
- Work on real client and in-house projects
- Mentorship from experienced frontend developers
- Learn advanced GSAP techniques and animation workflows
- Opportunity for a full-time position based on performance