MDN offers internships to interested students.
These internships are meant to give students
exposure to high-tech industry culture, and a chance
to lay their hands on state-of-the-art technical work.
During their internships, students get to work with
industry veterans solving real world complex problems.
Many of MDN's clients are start-ups working on next
generation technology, technology that is so new that
many wouldn't have even heard of it, let alone have it
in textbooks. MDN interns get the unique privilege of
working on such futuristic ideas and projects.
MDN has three types of internships.
Training For a Fee
MDN staff will train students for a
fee. The fees wary depending on the type and duration of
training. This option is recommended only for students
unwilling to build a long term relationship with MDN, or those
wishing to hone their skills to ace a campus placement
interview. Click here to apply.
Free Internships
Students who wish to commit a year
or more as an intern are waived the training fees and
get to interact with MDN staff for free. Projects done
at MDN as part of the free internship can be used as
final year project/practice school project/industrial training
project/etc., and an appropriate guide and certificate as
required by the University will be provided by MDN. MDN
staff will also write recommendation letters for higher
studies. Click here to apply for a free internship position.
Paid Internships
Exceptional students who have the technical
expertise to directly contribute to a project will be paid during
the internships. Students for
this type of internship are typically chosen through a
rigorous interview. Paid internship openings are the same as
the regular job openings at MDN. Click here to visit that
page.
Eligibility Criteria for Internships:
Good academic standing, as vouched for by your Dept. HoD
Good moral and ethical behavior, as vouched for by a faculty member
No smoking, no alcohol, no software piracy
Typing skills for software internships, soldering skills for hardware internships