Hevo SDE intern hiring 2026 for B.Tech freshers, Bengaluru
The Hevo SDE intern opening is an internship on the backend engineering team at Hevo Data in Bangalore. The official title is Associate Software Development Engineer (SDE) Intern. Hevo wants freshers with some software development experience and a B.Tech in Computer Science or an equivalent degree. The listing first went up on Hevo's Lever board on 21 September 2026, and it was still open on 4 November 2026.
General context, not from the listing: Hevo Data makes a platform that moves data from business apps and databases into data warehouses. That is why the intern work centres on connectors and data pipelines.
The backend team and its connector work
The listing places this role in the Engineering department, on the Backend team. Lever shows the commitment as full time, so plan for a full working week, not a part-time side role. The location is Bangalore. Hevo has not given the length of the internship, a stipend figure, the number of seats or a closing date.
The core of the job is SaaS connectors. A connector is the code that logs in to an outside app, pulls its data and hands it to the pipeline. Each app has its own quirks, such as how it handles login and how it pages through records. Hevo says the intern will learn these app-specific details while building connectors.
What you would own as an intern
The Hevo SDE intern listing gives six duties. In the order the page lists them:
- Build SaaS connectors for the apps you are assigned. You learn each app's details, like basic auth and data extraction.
- Help build simple REST API parts, with a focus on clean code and testing.
- Debug code and make data pipelines run faster, with a mentor guiding you.
- Help break down features, write code and write docs for smaller tasks.
- Use logical thinking to fix integration issues and improve the quality of each part.
- Build internal tools with AI that business teams use to run their work.
The words "under mentorship" and "smaller tasks" tell you the level. This is a learning seat. You are not expected to design whole systems.
The skill bar, read honestly
For the Hevo SDE intern seat, the page asks for these skills:
- Basic object-oriented programming and some feel for design principles.
- Exposure to data pipelines or APIs, and a wish to learn concurrency and performance basics.
- Basic REST API knowledge, such as making calls and handling JSON. The page says no deep expertise is needed.
- Skill in Java, TypeScript or Python, and good problem solving with data structures and algorithms.
- Strong analytical and logical thinking.
On the candidate side, Hevo wants freshers who already have software development experience. Internships in integrations or data tools are named as the ideal. The degree line reads B.Tech in Computer Science or equivalent from a reputed college. Hevo does not define "equivalent" or "reputed", so if you hold a different degree, check with the recruiter before you count on it.
Three languages are accepted, which is wider than most backend roles. Python and TypeScript freshers can apply as well as Java freshers.
REST calls, JSON and auth in plain words
General context for freshers who are new to integration work. None of this is from the Hevo listing.
A REST API is a set of web addresses that an app exposes. You send a request to one of them and get data back. The data usually comes as JSON, which is text arranged as keys and values. Basic auth is the simplest way to log in to an API. You send a username and password, or an API key, with each request.
Most SaaS apps do not send all their data at once. They split it into pages, and your code must ask for the next page until there is none left. Apps also limit how many calls you can make each minute. A good connector waits and retries when it hits that limit. These two habits, paging and rate limits, are what most connector bugs are about.
A weekend project that matches this internship
This is our suggestion, not a Hevo task. Pick a public API with free access, such as a weather, GitHub or currency API. Write a small program in Java, Python or TypeScript that does the following:
- Calls the API with a key and reads the JSON reply.
- Follows the pages until all records are fetched.
- Waits and retries when the API returns a rate-limit error.
- Saves the records into a local database such as SQLite or Postgres.
Put it on GitHub with a short README. Explain how you handled paging and errors. This mirrors the first duty on the Hevo SDE intern listing and gives you something real to talk about in the interview.
Fit check before you apply
The Hevo SDE intern role suits a B.Tech CS student or fresh graduate who has written real code in Java, Python or TypeScript and has called an API before. It suits you even more if you have done an internship on integrations or data tools.
It is a weaker fit if you want a fixed stipend figure before applying, since none is shown. It is also a poor fit if you need a part-time internship around college hours, because the listing says full time.
Applying for the Hevo internship
Apply on the official Hevo Data listing on Lever. Lever lets you attach a resume and add links, so add your GitHub and one project link. Since the listing has been open since September, apply soon rather than later.
Scam note, our general advice: no real company charges a fee for an internship application, a test or an offer letter. If someone asks you to pay for a Hevo SDE intern seat, do not pay.
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