Skilleze Technologies
Engineering internship implementing enterprise workflow automations, API integrations, Playwright/Selenium web scrapers, and event-driven webhook pipelines.
Official Internship Brochure
Generated: 2026
Duration
45 Days to 2 Months (Track dependent)
Mode
Offline at Nagpur Office / Hybrid / Remote live
Document
Official Offer / Selection Letter
Focus: Consuming REST APIs, building webhook endpoints, authenticating with OAuth2, and formatting payload transformations.
Submission: GitHub repository with functional API integration pipeline, automated tests, and structured logging.
Focus: Writing Playwright/Selenium scripts, navigating dynamic DOMs, managing sessions, and handling pagination.
Submission: Robust web scraper with automated proxy rotation, user-agent spoofing, and database insertion.
Focus: Setting up cron schedules, containerizing workers with Docker, and connecting Slack/email alert notifications.
Submission: Live deployed automation pipeline running on cloud schedules with automated error alerting.
Focus: Documenting automation project case studies, compiling ATS resume for Automation / QA Engineer roles, and mock viva.
Submission: Public portfolio page, open-source GitHub release, and completed engineering exit interview.
Fully deployed workflow engines featuring headless browser scraping, webhook routing, and automated cloud scheduling.
Documented repositories with architecture diagrams, Dockerfiles, setup scripts, and automated test suites.
Production-ready web scraper codebase equipped with rate limiting, proxy handling, and schema validation.
Targeted resume highlighting workflow automation, API integration, headless browsers, and quantifiable time-saving metrics.
One-on-one technical mock interview focusing on API error states, asynchronous processing, and ETL architecture.
Official company experience certificate with permanent QR verification linking to your public GitHub pull requests.
Year of Study: 2nd, 3rd, or final year students (B.E., B.Tech, BCA, MCA, B.Sc CS/IT)
Branches: Computer Science, IT, Electronics, Mechanical, or any technical engineering discipline
Non-IT: Graduates and professionals with basic programming skills seeking practical automation and workflow engineering expertise
Working Professionals: Operations specialists, QA engineers, and developers looking to transition into Business Process Automation and DevOps engineering
Prior Skill Expectation: Basic programming understanding in Python or JavaScript and familiarity with web forms and APIs <<CONFIRM per Prompt 0>>; direct entry requires completing a short automation script assessment