[Additional Recruitment]IDIS-KAIST SiliconValley FrontierOverseas Internship

1. Recruitment Tracks ※ Applications limited to one track only

A. Experiential Learning Track (up to 7 participants) ※No duplicate applications to companies

- Position: Roles based on the needs of Silicon Valley internship companies ※ Refer to Company      Introduction (Attachment 3)

- Duration: 4 to 6 months ※To be finalized in consultation with the Internship company

- Internship companies (7 total): B-Garage, Eneridge, ADOASIS, HEI, Cryptolab, Kortek, Ringle

B. Entrepreneurial Challenge Track (up to 3 participants)

- Position: Student-designed startup challenge projects conducted locally in Silicon Valley, USA

- Duration: 4 to 6 months ※Student-led activity period

2. Eligibility Requirements(All requirements must be met)

Classification	Experiential Learning Track	Entrepreneurial Challenge Track
Common	◽ Must have no restrictions on overseas travel ◽ Must be able to communicate and write in English
Specific	◽ Undergraduate students in their 3rd year or above, or graduate students ◽ Must be eligible to obtain a J-1 visa ◽ Must meet the qualifications required by Internship company wishing to apply	◽ Undergraduate students in their 2nd year or above, or graduate students ◽ Must be eligible to obtain a B-1 visa

3. Benefits (Experiential Learning Track & Entrepreneurial Challenge Track)

Classification	Details of Support
Scholarship	①Scholarship for educational activity preparation: KRW 5 million (for airfare, visa issuance, health insurance, etc.) Paid in full upon final selection ②Special Financial Need-Based Scholarship: Income Level 3 or below under the National Scholarship by Korea Student Aid Foundation (KOSAF) ③Special Talent Scholarship*only Entrepreneurial Challenge Track : Among the final successful candidates, students who are judged to possess outstanding entrepreneurial capabilities, such as records of investment attraction, awards in major startup competitions (e.g., E5, KDB, Challenge K-Startup), and possession of technologies with strong commercialization potential. ※② and ③ cannot be received simultaneously, with payments up to $2,000 per month for a maximum of 6 months. If the number of eligible recipients exceeds the available budget, the payment amount may be adjusted accordingly. ※ Payment will be discontinued upon early withdrawal, and any disbursed amounts may be reclaimed. ※ Payments are made in accordance with internal regulations (including scholarship payment criteria and procedures)
Entrepreneurial Activity Support	- Support for self-organized exchange groups, individual consulting, invited lectures, and networking opportunities with partner institutions (designed to foster an environment conducive to entrepreneurial growth through internal and external exchange) - Connecting with local mentors in Silicon Valley

4. Application Documents

* The activity plan must cover a minimum of 4 months and can be extended in monthly

increments up to a maximum of 6 months.

Experiential Learning Track ※Attachment 1	Entrepreneurial Challenge Track ※Attachment 2
◽ Application Form (in English) ◽ Essay (in English) ◽ Resume (in English) ◽ Academic Transcript (in English) ◽ Letter of recommendation from academic advisor (in English) ◽ Consent Form for the Collection and Use of Personal Information	◽ Application Form (in English) ◽ Essay (in English) ◽ Resume (in Korean or English) ◽ Academic transcript (in Korean or English) ◽ Letter of recommendation from academic advisor (in Korean or English) ◽ Business plan (in Korean or English) ◽ Detailed activity plan (in Korean or English, 4–6 months)* ◽ Proof of Special Competencies (For applicable individuals only): Investment attraction records, awards from startup competitions, technical capability documents, etc. ◽ Consent Form for the Collection and Use of Personal Information

5. Recruitment and Selection

A. Experiential Learning Track

- Evaluation criteria: May vary depending on the internship company ※Refer to the Company Introduction (Attachment 3)

Call for applications	□	Document screening (August)	□	Interview (August)	□	Final selection (mid/late August)
Notice and application submission		Selection of 3x the number of available slots		Selection		Notification of final selection
Student→Startup KAIST		internship company		internship company		internship company →Startup KAIST →Student

B. Entrepreneurial Challenge Track

- Evaluation criteria: Task execution ability(30), entrepreneurial potential(20), technical expertise(20),      academic & creative capabilities(20), English proficiency(10)

Call for applications	□	Document screening (August)	□	Interview (August)	□	Final selection (mid/late August)
Notice and application submission		Selection of 3x the number of available slots		Selection		Notification of final selection
Student→Startup KAIST		Startup KAIST		Startup KAIST		Startup KAIST →Student

6. Application Period and Submission Guidelines

- Application period: June 20, 2025 (Fri) – July 7, 2025 (Mon) by 14:00 (KST)

- Submission & inquiries: Via email to (sv_frontier@kaist.ac.kr)

※ Email subject and file name format: [Experiential Learning Track (or Entrepreneurial Challenge         Track)_Name]

7. Additional Notes

- Requirements for selected participants: Monthly activity reports, final outcome report, and

presentation at a result-sharing session

- Internship dispatch may be canceled if visa issuance is not possible

- Applicants must be able to either participate while enrolled or take a leave of absence to

complete the internship

- Detailed schedules are subject to change depending on program operation

Attachment: Application documents and internship company introduction materials (including eligibility requirements)

Attachment 1		Experiential Learning Track

Experiential Learning Track Application Form
Personal Particulars	Name
	Student #
	Affiliation	Department / Program
	Nationality
	Contact	E-mail / Phone
Field of Application	Select internship company (Limited to one) □B-Garage □Eneridge □ADOASIS □HEI □Cryptolab □Kortek □Ringle
Required Documents	◽ Essay (in English) ※Refer to 1-1 ◽ Resume (in English) ※ Free format ◽ Academic transcript (in English) ※ Free format ◽ Letter of recommendation from academic advisor (in English) ※ Free format ◽ Consent to the collection and use of personal information ※Refer to 1-2
I hereby submit the application for the 2025 IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship. MM/DD/2025 Applicant: (signature) Addressed to the President of KAIST

1-1	Essay
Essay question 1 Do you have a team with whom you will develop your business or venture idea together? If yes, please tell us about the team and business idea. If no, what skills do you have which will allow you to become entrepreneurial engineer or scientist and attract a co-founder or business partner? (word limit 250)
Essay question 2 What have you studied, made an effort and invested — in terms of money, time and career choices — in becoming an entrepreneur? (word limit 300)
Essay question 3 How have you helped someone else to complete the project? Show us evidence from your past experience, to help us see you will be a good support and resource to your fellow entrepreneurs on this project. (word limit 200)
Essay question 4 What is your short, medium-term vision for your life and entrepreneurial career? How do you want to make a difference in the world as an entrepreneur? (word limit 400)
Essay question 5 What have you done that shows you are a good learner and entrepreneur learner? (word limit 200)
Essay question 6 (Experiential Learning Track Only, word limit 400) Explain your experience (course work, team project, industry project, etc) with the job description related topics. Elaborate project scope and what you accomplished in details if applicable

1-2	Consent Form for Collection and Use of Personal Information
As a participant in the 2025 IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship, I understand that it is necessary to use my personal information—including name, identification number, academic background, and institutional affiliation—for the smooth operation of the program. Accordingly, I consent to provide to KAIST my personal information, which is protected under the Personal Information Protection Act (Articles 15, 17, and 18). MM/DD/2025 Participant: (signature) Addressed to the President of KAIST
Purpose and Use of Personal Information Collection ㅇ Purpose of Collection - Operation and management of the IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship - Performance tracking, statistical analysis, and audit response by relevant government ministries and agencies ㅇ Retention Period - The collected information will be retained and used until the objective is achieved or for up to five years after the end of the program. It will then be promptly disposed of. ㅇ Items Collected - Basic personal information (name, identification number, academic background, institutional affiliation, etc.), career history, and research achievements ㅇ Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties - May be provided to relevant ministries and agencies for the purpose of program operation and management - Only minimal information will be shared and will be strictly managed in accordance with applicable laws ㅇ Right to Refuse Consent - You may refuse to consent to the provision of personal information; however, in that case, application to and participation in the program may be restricted.

Attachment 2		Entrepreneurial Challenge Track

Entrepreneurial Challenge Track Application Form
Personal Particulars	Name
	Student #
	Affiliation	Department / Program
	Nationality
	Contact	E-mail / Phone
Required Documents	◽ Essay (in English) ※Refer to 2-1 ◽ Resume (in Korean or English) ※ Free format ◽ Academic transcript (in Korean or English) ※ Free format ◽ Letter of recommendation from academic advisor (in Korean or English) ※ Free format ◽ Business plan (in Korean or English) ※ Free format ◽ Detailed activity plan (in Korean or English, 4–6 months)* ※Refer to 2-2 ◽ Consent to the collection and use of personal information ※Refer to 2-3
I hereby submit the application for the 2025 IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship. MM/DD/2025 Applicant: (signature) Addressed to the President of KAIST

2-1	Essay
Essay question 1 Do you have a team with whom you will develop your business or venture idea together? If yes, please tell us about the team and business idea. If no, what skills do you have which will allow you to become entrepreneurial engineer or scientist and attract a co-founder or business partner? (word limit 250)
Essay question 2 What have you studied, made an effort and invested — in terms of money, time and career choices — in becoming an entrepreneur? (word limit 300)
Essay question 3 How have you helped someone else to complete the project? Show us evidence from your past experience, to help us see you will be a good support and resource to your fellow entrepreneurs on this project. (word limit 200)
Essay question 4 What is your short, medium-term vision for your life and entrepreneurial career? How do you want to make a difference in the world as an entrepreneur? (word limit 400)
Essay question 5 What have you done that shows you are a good learner and entrepreneur learner? (word limit 200)

2-2		Detailed Activity Plan - For Entrepreneurial Challenge Track Applicants -
[Instructions] Delete after completing ◽ The standard duration is 4 months (16 weeks); however, you may extend the plan in 1-month (4-week) increments for a maximum of 6 months. ◽ Objective: Must be based on your submitted business plan. ◽ Detailed activity plan: Clearly specify meeting targets, institutions to visit, etc. The plan must be realistic and executable. ◽ Risk management measures: Describe anticipated risks and corresponding mitigation strategies in detail. ◽ Expected outcomes: Indicate both qualitative and quantitative results. ◽ The required sections must be retained, but the format of the form may be modified (e.g., add cells to expand content).
Week 1
Classification	Details
Objective
Detailed Activity Plan
Risk Management Measures
Expected Outcomes
Week 2
Objective
Detailed Activity Plan
Risk Management Measures
Expected Outcomes

2-3	Consent Form for Collection and Use of Personal Information
As a participant in the 2025 IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship, I understand that it is necessary to use my personal information—including name, identification number, academic background, and institutional affiliation—for the smooth operation of the program. Accordingly, I consent to provide to KAIST my personal information, which is protected under the Personal Information Protection Act (Articles 15, 17, and 18). MM/DD/2025 Participant: (signature) Addressed to the President of KAIST
Purpose and Use of Personal Information Collection ㅇ Purpose of Collection - Operation and management of the IDIS-KAIST Silicon Valley Frontier Overseas Internship - Performance tracking, statistical analysis, and audit response by relevant government ministries and agencies ㅇ Retention Period - The collected information will be retained and used until the objective is achieved or for up to five years after the end of the program. It will then be promptly disposed of. ㅇ Items Collected - Basic personal information (name, identification number, academic background, institutional affiliation, etc.), career history, and research achievements ㅇ Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties - May be provided to relevant ministries and agencies for the purpose of program operation and management - Only minimal information will be shared and will be strictly managed in accordance with applicable laws ㅇ Right to Refuse Consent - You may refuse to consent to the provision of personal information; however, in that case, application to and participation in the program may be restricted.

Monthly Activity Report for (Month)
[Instructions] Delete after completing ◽ Submission period: Submit during the first week of each month ◽ Objective for the month: Clearly present specific and achievable goals ◽ Activity details: Provide a detailed weekly activity plan to achieve the goal ◽ Results: Indicate both qualitative and quantitative outcomes achieved; include alternative strategies for any unachieved or insufficient results ◽ Next month’s objective and plan: Based on this month’s achievements and activities, present clear goals and detailed plans for the following month ◽ The required sections must be retained, but the format of the form may be modified (e.g., add cells to expand content)
구분	내용
Objective for the Month
Detailed Activity Plan	Week1
	Week2
	Week3
	Week4
Results and Alternatives
Next Month’s Objective and Plan

Attachment 3		Introduction of internship Companies for Experiential Learning Track

1. B-Garage

Internship Details
Collaboration Period	–2026.2
Work Arrangement	on-site / hybrid/ Mon–Fri 8:30am - 5:30 pm
Visa Sponsorship	1
Internship Department
Required Skills & Job Description
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Unpaid Only / Partial Payment / Full Payment salary TBD
Additional Benefits	6month travel insyrance, etc
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	Byungyun Roh (Korea) Stefanie Cuevo (US)	Phone #	+82 10 7650 7842
Email address	byungyun.rdh@bgarage.ai / stefanie.cuevo@barage.ai
Other Considerations / Comments

Internship Details
Department/Position	Autonomy Team / Autonomy Intern
Training Objective	Develops software using which the drone can navigate in any known/unknown environment without any human intervention
Position Overview	*Drones navigate in a warehouse and autonomously scan different areas to keep a record of inventories *Drone plans a specific mission, perceives (sees and tries to understand) the environment using onboard cameras as it flies, tries to estimate its own position with respect to the environment and then control the movement so that it can complete any desired mission &the integration of this software with thedrone hardware
Operation and Guidance Plan	* Interns will work on a project under the supervision of a designated mentor from the company, with at least two meetings per week to receive guidance and feedback. * Mentoring will also include access to relevant materials and seminars. * When necessary, interns will present what they have learned during seminar sessions with the team. * Evaluation Criteria - The intern will pass if all team members rate their performance as “Satisfactory” or higher. - Interns must receive “Satisfactory” or higher from all team members in code reviews and design reviews. - The achievement of the project’s technical goals will be evaluated quantitatively.
Target Deliverables	*Analyze the performance characteristics of the current [localization/perception] system in challenging warehouse scenarios and report key findings.
Quota	At least 1 student majoring in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or a related field
Academic Level	Master’s or Ph.D. students
GPA	At least 3.0
Required Skills	C++/Python, Linux Environment, Robotics Concepts
Note	Applicants interested in the drone industry and autonomous driving are preferred

2. Eneridge

Company Information
Company Name	Eneridge,Inc
C.E.O	Joseph(Goo Hee) Kim	Company Size
HQ Location	10044 Pioneer Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, CA90670,USA
Funding Stage	Series A
Company Value	$20,000,000
Business Domain	EV&Mobility
Web Site	www.eneridge.com
Company Introduction	Founded in 2014, the company began its business in the Energy Storage System (ESS) sector. Since 2018, it has been operating as a Charge Point Operator (CPO), providing and managing EV charging stations.
Relationship w/KAIST	The CEO is a KAIST alumnus (incoming class of 1984 / Management Engineering / Master’s degree).

Internship Details
Collaboration Period	–2026.2
Work Arrangement	on-site / hybrid/ Mon–Fri 8:30am - 5:30 pm
Visa Sponsorship	Available for 1 intern
Internship Department	Station Operations Development Team
Required Skills & Job Description	Software development skills for building EV charger station operation solutions using cloud platforms
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Unpaid Only / Partial Payment / Full Payment Monthly salary estimate of USD 4000
Additional Benefits	Up to USD 600 for travel insurance (up to 6 months), and conference participation support, if necessary
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	Seonae Min	Phone #	1.714.822.9989
Email address	seonae.min@eneridge.com
Other Considerations / Comments

3. ADOASIS

Company Information
Company Name	ADOASIS, Inc.
CEO	Sungkyuk Park	Company Size	–30
HQ Location	3003 N 1st St #221 San Jose, CA 95134
Funding Stage	Series Pre-A
Company Value	$18M
Business Domain	Enterprise S/W (Ad Tech)
Web Site	https://adoasis.ai/en/tft-sales https://impactai.ai/en
Company Introduction	ADOASIS is an AI-based advertising solution that analyzes advertising data from major platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and Google in real time to automatically optimize budgets and recommend the most effective timing and channels. Its core technology strategically allocates advertising budgets according to a brand's growth stage and automatically reduces low-performing campaigns, improving advertising efficiency by up to 84%. The service is scheduled for official B2B SaaS launch in North America at the end of June.
Relationship w/ KAIST	CEO Seonghyuk Park (Professor, School of Management Engineering) Co-founder Dr. Minhyung Lee (Ph.D. in management engineering from KAIST)

Internship Details
Collaboration Period	2025.10 – 2026.04
Work Arrangement	hybrid
Visa Sponsorship	N/A
Internship Department	AI Engine Unit, Data Infra Unit, CBO
Required Skills & Job Description	Solution development, advertising performance data analysis, research capability in development and data analytics related to product/service planning, understanding of and interest in AI technologies, strong English communication skills and ability to build teamwork
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Partial Payment $2500
Additional Benefits	Outstanding interns may be reviewed for conversion to full-time employment (either at the Korea R&D branch or the U.S. business entity)
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	Kenneth Rhee	Phone #	+1 669-369-9154
Email address	kenny.rhee@adoasis.ai
Other Considerations / Comments

4. HEI

Company Information
Company Name	High Entropy Informatics
Primary Tech	Assessing battery SOH using only charge data
Industry Sector	IT, Mobility, R&D
Year Founded	Sep 2021
Homepage	https://www.thinkhei.com
Product:Hardware-free solution for EV battery diagnosis and management •User-friendly: Users just charge their EVs. That’s it. •Reliable: Based on a well-established physics theorem. •Cost&Time saving: No extra devices or processes needed. •Transparent & unbiased: Not relying on car manufacturers. Product Intro video: https://youtu.be/Uyb5k7fmbtA?si=KF6Hpe5FwHrpdJE4 Pursuing a platform of EV battery information and data Business Type: B2B, B2B2C, B2G Korea & US Patents registered, CN Patents pending

Internship Details
Team	Responsibilities		Requirements
Business	1.Position (intern) available: Sales Engineer (primarily for US market) 2.Develop business leads & convert into tangible sales projects 3.Manage business projects		Undergraduate students in their 3rd year or above, or graduate students
Development	1.Position (intern) available: S/W Engineer (primarily for US market) 2.Customize and Develop US version solution 3.Technical support for US partners and customers		Undergraduate students in their 3rd year or above, or graduate students (CS,EE,MatSci,CheE) with expertise and experience in computational science
In general	1.Collaborate with teams in Korea 2.Hybrid work schedule is available (minimum 3 days/week in office) 3.Travel within the US may be required		1.Fluent in English 2.Passionate, Active, Responsible
Period	~2026.02.	Visa Sponsorship	No
Benefits	N/A	Paid Internship Status	~$2,000/month
Coordinator	이은석	eunseok@thinkhei.com	010-3940-1557

5. Cryptolab

Company Information
Company Name	CryptoLab Inc, Ltd
C.E.O	Jung Hee cheon	Company Size	–100 (undergoing US corporate flip)
HQ Location	HQ in Korea; 3003 N First St. San Jose, CA. USA 95134
Funding Stage	Series A
Company Value	over 1,000억원
Business Domain	CyberSecurity
Web Site	https://www.cryptolab.co.kr/
Company Introduction	Cryptolabdelivers advanced homomorphic encryption technology, enabling secure AI, bio, and private data processing.
Relationship w/ KAIST	Founder (current CEO) is a KAIST alumnus from the Department of Mathematics (B.S. ‘87, M.S. ’91, Ph.D. ‘93).

Internship Details
Collaboration Period	–2026.2
Work Arrangement	on-site
Visa Sponsorship	N/A
Internship Department	Silicon Valley Strategy, Marketing & Sales Team
Required Skills & Job Description	Strong English communication and interpersonal skills, business planning and development capabilities High understanding of the IT industry and fast learning ability Data analysis and documentation skills
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Partial Payment / Estimate of USD 2,000
Additional Benefits
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	이문효	Phone #	01099169628
Email address	moon@cryptolab.co.kr
Other Considerations / Comments	Note: Startup founded by KAIST aulumnus (B.S. to Ph.D., currently a professor at Seoul National University) / Partial payment / Strategy, marketing and sales / No visa sponsorship

6. Kortek

Company Information
Company Name	Kortek Corporation
C.E.O	Kim Young Dal	Company Size	HQ : ~ 260 VIETNAM : ~ 350 USA : ~ 17
HQ Location	HQ : 26, Venture-ro 24beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incehon, Korea → USA : 4500 WYNN ROAD, SUITE C, LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89103 U.S.A.
Funding Stage	Publicly Traded(Kosdaq)
Company Value	Sales revenue in 2024: \ 307,988,600,000
Business Domain	Industrial display(Casino, Medical, etc.) development, produce, sales.
Web Site	www.kortek.co.kr
Company Introduction	Founded in 1987, Kortek holds the number one global market share in the specialized field of industrial displays, including those used in casinos and medical equipment. In particular, the company maintains its position as the global leader in the casino monitor market. It has been recognized as a World-Class Product by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of Korea, achieving stable and consistent sales performance.
Relationship w/ KAIST	The CEO earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science from KAIST in 1998.

Internship Details
Collaboration Period
Work Arrangement	On-site(Kortek USA)
Visa Sponsorship
Internship Department	Field Application Engineer Team
Required Skills & Job Description	Position 1 J.D.: Design and development of an automation system for the Logistics team’s tasks (parts management, container load forecasting, inventory reports, logistics schedule management, etc.). Required Skills: Software development skills required for system design and development. Position 2 J.D.: Design and development of a customer-facing mobile platform for the installation (interactive installation manual) and management (firmware updates, troubleshooting, etc.) of LED/Monitor products. Required Skills: Ability to design and develop cloud-based mobile platforms.
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Full Payment : Annual $36,000(Monthly $3,000)
Additional Benefits	Support U.S. health insurance, Housing rental fee, Transportation for commuting
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	Kim Soo Young(HR, HQ) Han Bo Ram(HR, HQ)	Phone #	+82-032-860-3046 +82-032-860-3042
Email address	sykim@kortek.co.kr brhan@kortek.co.kr
Other Considerations / Comments

7. Ringle

Company Information
Company Name	Ringle
C.E.O	Sungpah Lee / Seunghun Lee	Company Size	~100
HQ Location	Head Office: 4th Floor, Suite 401, 415 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea Internship Location: 400 Concar Dr, San Mateo, CA (Where the Head of Tech/Data and Co-founder work)
Funding Stage	Series A
Company Value	100 billion KRW
Business Domain	Edu Tech (AI)
Web Site	https://www.ringleplus.com/ko/student/landing/home
Company Introduction	Ringle currently offers four EdTech services focused on English conversation and writing: - Ringle Plus: A 1:1 video English tutoring service connecting native-speaking tutors—graduates from top U.S. and U.K. universities—with professionals in Korea and abroad. - Ringle Teens: A comprehensive online English education service for elementary to high school students, featuring 1:1 tutoring with native-speaking tutors from top U.S. and U.K. universities, online book reading programs, and special webinar lectures. - Ringle AI Tutor: An AI-powered English tutoring service offering interactive learning experiences. - Ringle AI Diagnostic: An AI-based English speaking test that assesses users' speaking proficiency.
Relationship w/ KAIST	Co-founder Seongpa Lee, who holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from KAIST.Ongoing joint research with the lab of Professor Juho Kim from the School of Computing at KAIST.

Internship Details
Collaboration Period	~2026.2
Work Arrangement	on-site
Visa Sponsorship	one person
Internship Department	Tech Product Team
Required Skills & Job Description	Backend / Frontend Software Engineer - Someone who has problem-solving ability regardless of programming language - Someone who has excellent communication skills - Someone who knows the importance of teamwork and has team-based problem-solving skills - Someone who is not afraid of new challenges - Someone who is open to growth through learning Tech Stack - Backend *Web development experience using Ruby (Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Grape), Python (Django, Flask), Java (Spring) *Experience with AWS or Kubernetes - Frontend *React, Typescript, NextJS, Webpack, Babel, SCSS, Redux, Saga Detailed JD https://career.ringleplus.com/1db70e69-3474-45d9-b4f2-3c49d8473bf4 https://career.ringleplus.com/48bb6646-c7d4-4892-ad38-47ab211b0b0d
Compensation
Paid Internship Status	Partial Payment ($2000)
Additional Benefits	Work at WeWork (snacks provided) Work devices provided 1:1 work feedback and mentoring with Head of Tech/Data Mentoring with Cofounder
Contact Info.
Coordinator Name	yoonji.song	Phone #	+82 010-9870-0529
Email address	yoonji.song@ringleplus.com
Other Considerations / Comments