Internships that launch your career.
GRADDIn connects ambitious students with meaningful internship opportunities at the startups building what comes next.
Not another generic corporate job board.
Traditional platforms force ambitious students through automated resume black holes, while early-stage startup founders drown in irrelevant PDF spam.
GRADDIn rethinks discovery from first principles: lightweight structured profiles, verified company credentials, automated AI semantic matching, and high-trust introductions.
For Ambitious Students
Discover breakout startups in AI, robotics, fintech, and design tools before they become household names. Build real features that ship to production.
For Early-Stage Founders
Hire hungry, self-directed student contributors who genuinely want to build alongside you. Review candidates sorted automatically by AI match score.
Clean Postings
Post opportunities in minutes using our clean composer. Custom dynamic questions snapshot with candidate submissions.
Curated & Verified
Strictly high-impact internships with competitive compensation and transparent expectations.
Frequently asked questions.
Why does GRADDIn focus exclusively on internships?
Generic job platforms mix senior executive postings with entry-level listings, leaving students drowning in irrelevant search noise. GRADDIn is dedicated 100% to student internships and upcoming startups.
How does the automated AI Match Score work?
When you submit an application, GRADDIn AI computes an instant 0–100% match score comparing your demonstrated skills, project history, and coursework with the role requirements, along with a qualitative recruiter summary note.
Why are profiles structured text instead of PDF file uploads?
Structured profiles load instantly on mobile, never get butchered by bad ATS parsers, and enable our AI matching engine to rank candidates accurately without database storage overhead.
How does startup verification work?
Startups register with official company credentials. Admin moderation oversees company verification status to protect students.