u/Confident_Day_6798

[Hiring] React/Supabase Intern — ASR Labs Startup (Remote) - Performance linked Incentived included

Hey everyone, looking for a developer intern to help build out a real product that's already in use by field teams.

What we're building

A field operations app for solar installation companies — think job tracking, multi-step workflows, photo capture on mobile, GPS tagging, offline sync, admin dashboards. It's a live React + Supabase PWA, not a toy project. Real workers are using it at job sites right now.

What you'll actually do

You'll get full codebase access from day one and ship real features — not write unit tests or fix CSS margins. Things on the immediate roadmap: PDF report generation, customer portal, migration to native android app, notifications (Android plus Whatsapp), payment integration.
You'll work directly with the founder, get honest feedback, and see your code go live to real users fast.

What we're looking for

  • Comfortable with React and TypeScript (doesn't have to be expert level, but you should know what you're doing)
  • Some exposure to SQL or any database
  • Can read existing code and extend it without breaking things
  • [Imp] Genuinely curious about how products get built

Bonus if you've touched Supabase, PWAs, or mobile browser APIs before. No degree requirement — your code matters, not your college.

What you get

  • Real product experience, not a fake intern project
  • Performance-linked incentives based on features shipped
  • Direct mentorship from someone who has built this from scratch
  • Strong referral and recommendation if you do well
  • Path to a paid full-time role if it works out for both of us

How to apply

Drop a comment or DM with something you've built — a GitHub repo, a deployed link, anything. Two sentences on what was hard about it. That's it.

Edit - In case I am impressed with you, I can look at some form of contractual work as well. But the bar is obviously much higher in that case, both in terms of technical capabilities as well as product thinking. :)

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