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Ahmedabad · Internship · 3 to 6 months

Business Analyst Intern

Turn messy client conversations into clear requirements: process maps, user stories, and workshops, alongside our business analysts on live projects.

Unpaid internship, 3 to 6 months, with real work exposure. Rolling start dates.

The work

What you'll do.

  • Work with our business analysts on live client projects from the first call onward.
  • Map how a client's process runs today, then help write down how it should run in the software.
  • Turn workshop notes into user stories and acceptance criteria that developers can build and test against.
  • Sit in on client workshops and requirement reviews, and learn to ask the question behind the question.
  • Keep requirement documents current as a project changes, so the team always builds against the latest version.
  • Learn the analyst's craft on real stakes: interviewing stakeholders, spotting gaps and contradictions early, and writing specifications that survive a developer's first read.
You

What we're looking for.

  • Curiosity about how businesses actually run, and the habit of asking why until the real requirement shows up.
  • Clear written English: you can turn a rambling conversation into one tidy page.
  • Comfort with spreadsheets and simple diagrams; no specific tool is required.
  • Something that shows how you think: a case study, a project write-up, or a process you once fixed.
  • Based in or willing to relocate to Ahmedabad for the internship.
Apply

Throw your hat in.

Name and mobile number are enough to start; a resume (PDF) and LinkedIn profile help us move faster. We reply to every serious application within a week.

01

Show us your work

A repo, an app, a campaign, a write-up: something you're proud of. That starts the conversation better than any resume.

02

Build something small

A paid, scoped exercise close to real work. No whiteboard algorithms from 2009.

03

Meet the team

You interview us too. Meet the people you'd ship with before either side commits.

Your application goes straight to the team, not into a tracking system.