We are adding an Interface Developer Intern to our developer team to help us build and refine the digital tools that keep businesses moving. Currently, our partner is a London-based logistics firm that needs better ways to manage their complex inventory data. In this role, you will be right in the middle of that work, building the dashboards and internal screens that their staff will use every day. This is a fully remote position where you will focus on making software that is easy to use and hard to break.
About Pixel Systems
Pixel Systems is a small, remote software agency. We do not spend our time on flashy marketing sites or the latest social media trends. Instead, we build the practical tools that teams use to do their jobs: admin panels, CRM integrations, and database solutions. Our clients come to us because they are tired of messy spreadsheets and want software that actually works the way they do.
We are a senior team of developers and designers who value working code over long meetings or complicated plans. We work in a very straightforward way. We give our clients fixed quotes, show them what we have built in weekly demos, and hand over every part of the project when we are done. Because we care about stability, we stick to reliable technologies like React, Node, and Postgres. We are fully remote, so we value clear writing and people who can stay organized without someone looking over their shoulder.
The Role
As an Interface Developer Intern, you will be working on the parts of the software that users see and interact with. You will not just be making things look nice: you will be making sure they are functional. This means taking mockups and turning them into real, working React components. You will spend time cleaning up legacy UI code, fixing layout bugs that only show up on certain browsers, and ensuring that form fields talk to the database correctly.
This is a hands-on role. You might spend one afternoon building a custom data table for an inventory list and the next morning troubleshooting why a dropdown menu isn't behaving. You will participate in our weekly demos and receive direct feedback from the senior developers. This is a paid position, and we offer a competitive rate for the internship level in this market.
What You Bring - A solid understanding of the basics: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Comfort with the idea of working on internal business tools rather than consumer apps.
- The ability to write clear, simple English for documentation and team updates.
- A patient approach to troubleshooting and fixing small visual bugs.
- Basic familiarity with how a website connects to a back-end server or an API.
- Good organizational habits to keep track of your tasks in a remote setup.
- A willingness to ask questions when a technical problem gets stuck.
Helpful Background - Exposure to React through school projects, bootcamps, or personal learning.
- Experience using Git and GitHub to save and share your code.
- An interest in learning how to use CSS frameworks to build layouts quickly.
- Basic knowledge of how to use design tools to inspect layouts and assets.
- Familiarity with Node.js or the command line.
Working at Pixel Systems
Working here is different from working at a big agency. We do not have layers of management or complex approval processes. You will work directly with the people who are building the software. We believe in a healthy balance between work and life: we want you to do great work during your hours and then step away from the computer. Being a fully remote team means we rely on tools like Slack and GitHub to stay in touch, but we keep our meetings focused and productive.
Our goal is to build software that makes a real difference for the person using it, whether they are a warehouse manager in London or an operations lead somewhere else. We focus on the details that matter: speed, reliability, and clarity. At Pixel Systems, you will get to see your work being used by real people to solve real operational problems.
We take pride in our directness. When we find a bug, we fix it. When a client asks for something that will not work, we tell them why and suggest a better way. We are looking for people who appreciate that kind of honesty and who want to learn how to build professional software the right way.
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