SixSense Frontend Developer Intern jobs are open for a fully remote role tied to Bengaluru. The internship runs five months, expects full time commitment on weekdays, and puts you on the web control room of an AI platform used in semiconductor factories. If you have a React project you can defend line by line, read on. We post internships like this daily on our WhatsApp jobs channel.
Role Overview
SixSense builds an AI platform for semiconductor fabs and OSATs. Process and quality engineers use it to inspect defect images, train and deploy ML models, and act on results without writing code. The web control room is the part of the product those engineers work in every day, and the intern joins the frontend team that builds it.
Responsibilities listed in the posting
- Build and maintain frontend features with React, TypeScript and MUI.
- Build interactive image experiences with HTML Canvas: zooming, panning, drawing and selecting bounding boxes.
- Work with large sets of images, annotations and model results while keeping the interface fast.
- Explore Web Workers and other browser features to move heavy computation off the main thread.
- Profile frontend performance and troubleshoot rendering, responsiveness and memory issues.
- Write unit tests for components and application logic.
- Take part in code reviews, technical discussions and frontend design decisions.
Requirements
Must have: strong JavaScript fundamentals (closures, the event loop, promises, async and await), hands on React including hooks, state management and re-rendering, a good grasp of HTML, CSS and browser rendering, problem solving with data structures and algorithms, and at least one meaningful project you can explain in depth, including technical decisions and challenges.
Good to have: TypeScript, MUI or similar component libraries, HTML Canvas or SVG, Web Workers or OffscreenCanvas, Jest and React Testing Library, and familiarity with AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor along with the ability to review and validate AI generated code.
What the role involves
This is not a landing page internship. The work centers on a data heavy interface where a screen may hold many defect images with boxes drawn over them. Your day is likely to involve a canvas that has to stay smooth while thousands of annotations load, a bug where memory climbs after ten minutes of use, or a test that proves a selection tool behaves. That is an inference from the listed duties, but the duties do point firmly at performance and interaction problems rather than static pages.
Who it suits
It suits a student or recent graduate who enjoys the browser internals side of frontend: why a component re-rendered, what blocks the main thread, how a canvas redraws. It is a weaker fit if your React experience is limited to following tutorials, because the posting asks for a project you can explain in depth. Internship terms are also strict about time: full time on weekdays for five months, with your own reliable laptop and stable internet.
How to stand out
- Build or polish one project that uses Canvas or SVG, such as a simple image annotation tool with zoom, pan and box selection. It mirrors the actual work.
- Prepare to explain a performance problem you found and fixed. Use numbers if you have them.
- Revise the event loop and promise ordering questions. The posting names closures, the event loop and async patterns first, so expect them in screening.
- Add a few Jest and React Testing Library tests to that project. It covers a good to have item.
- Be ready to say how you review code that an AI tool wrote, since the posting mentions it.
For other remote tech roles, see Akamai Software Engineer jobs in India (remote) and Heizen Software Engineer jobs, Hyderabad or remote.
Check before you apply
- Stipend: the posting does not list one. Ask before accepting.
- Eligibility: no degree or batch year is stated. The requirements focus on skills and one explainable project.
- Conversion to a full time role: not mentioned.
- Start date and last date: not given.
- Time commitment: full time on weekdays for five months, so it clashes with a heavy semester timetable.
Details come from the employer's posting and can change. Confirm them on the SixSense page.
FAQs
Is this SixSense internship work from home? Yes. The posting lists it as fully remote, with Bengaluru as the location.
How long is the internship? Five months, with full time commitment on weekdays.
Is a stipend mentioned? No. The posting does not state pay.
Do I need TypeScript? It is listed under good to have. The core tasks use React, TypeScript and MUI, so learn the basics.
Where can I find more internships? See the latest quick openings or follow Hirecept on Instagram.
