Next JS Developer

About Us

Claw LegalTech

builds AI-powered tools that simplify legal workflows. We focus on creating fast, intuitive, and efficient solutions that help legal teams work smarter and save time. As a growing startup, we value innovation, collaboration, and impact-driven problem-solving.

Company : Claw LegalTech

Location : Remote

Type : Internship

Stipend :

₹10,000 per month (₹8,000 + ₹2,000)

Tenure :

6 Months (Performance-based full-time opportunity)

Role Overview

We are seeking a

Next.js Developer Intern

to build responsive, high-performance UI components and integrate them with backend APIs. You will work with our product and tech teams to deliver smooth user experiences and contribute to core frontend features.

Responsibilities : Develop

responsive, high-performance user interfaces using Next.js

and React

Implement

server-side rendering

(SSR) and

static site generation

(SSG) features

Integrate RESTful APIs

and work closely with backend teams

Build

reusable components and frontend modules

Optimize UI performance

and ensure cross-browser compatibility

Collaborate with product, design, and AI teams to deliver end-to-end features

Participate in code reviews

and follow engineering best practices

Must-Have Qualifications :

Proficiency in

Next.js, React, JavaScript, and TypeScript

Strong understanding of frontend architecture and component-based development

Basic knowledge of

API integration (REST)

Good understanding of

Git and version control

1–2 years

of experience in web development

Must be located in India

Preferred Qualifications

Familiarity with

Tailwind CSS, Redux, or Zustand

Understanding of SEO fundamentals and performance optimization

Experience with

SSR, SSG, and Next.js routing

Ability to work independently in a remote setup

Strong

problem-solving and debugging skills

Perks

Work on live AI-powered products used in the legal-tech industry

Remote work culture

Learn modern frontend technologies and best practices

Full-time opportunity (performance-based)