AirOverflow is looking for a creative, motivated, and growth-oriented Frontend Developer Intern to join our engineering team and get hands-on experience building real products that real users interact with. This is not a shadowing role or a ticket-closing exercise — you will be contributing to actual frontend work across AirOverflow's platforms, whether that means building out UI components, improving an existing interface, or helping bring a new feature to life from design to deployment. We believe that the best way to grow as a developer is to write code that ships, receive feedback from experienced engineers, and iterate — and that is exactly the environment we are offering here. As a cybersecurity company with a growing suite of products including training platforms, CTF environments, and client-facing tools, there is no shortage of interesting frontend challenges to sink your teeth into. We are looking for someone who has started their frontend journey, has a genuine passion for building things on the web, and is hungry to accelerate their skills in a professional setting. Whether you have been building personal projects, contributing to open source, or grinding through online courses and tutorials — if you care about your craft and want to be part of something meaningful, AirOverflow is the place to grow.

A Note on Requirements: Our requirements for internship positions are not strict. The job description simply outlines what we would love for you to have — not a checklist you must fully satisfy. If you are curious, driven, and eager to learn, we want to hear from you.

What You'll Do

• Build and refine UI components and pages for AirOverflow's web platforms under the guidance of senior engineers
• Translate designs and mockups into responsive, functional frontend code
• Assist in maintaining and improving the consistency and quality of existing interfaces
• Collaborate with the engineering and design teams to implement new features and improvements
• Fix UI bugs and address cross-browser or cross-device inconsistencies
• Participate in code reviews and learn from structured feedback
• Write clean, readable, and well-structured HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Explore and experiment with frontend tooling, frameworks, and libraries as part of your learning

What We're Looking For

• A working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — you should be comfortable building basic web pages and layouts
• Some exposure to or experience with a frontend framework such as React.js — even through tutorials or personal projects
• An eye for detail and a genuine care for how things look and feel in the browser
• Willingness to learn, receive feedback, and continuously improve your code
• Basic familiarity with Git for version control
• A portfolio, GitHub profile, or any examples of frontend work — personal projects, course work, or anything you have built

Nice to Have

• Experience with Tailwind CSS or any other CSS utility or component library
• Familiarity with responsive design principles and mobile-first development
• Basic understanding of how REST APIs work and how frontend interfaces consume them
• Exposure to TypeScript, even at a beginner level
• Any interest in or awareness of web security concepts such as XSS or CSRF
• Contributions to open source or participation in hackathons or coding challenges

What We Provide

• Hands-on experience building real features for live products used by real users
• Mentorship and structured code reviews from experienced frontend and full-stack engineers
• A collaborative and supportive engineering environment that takes learning seriously
• Internship certificate and letter of recommendation upon successful completion
• Opportunity to convert to a full-time Frontend Developer role based on performance
• Exposure to the cybersecurity industry and the unique frontend challenges it presents
• A place to build a strong, verifiable portfolio of professional frontend work