UIDAI Calls for Applications for 28 Tech Internships by April 15
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New Delhi, April 6 (NationPress) The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has officially opened applications for 28 internship roles based in Bengaluru, with April 15 as the submission deadline.
These internships are targeted at individuals proficient in programming languages, ReactJS, React Native, data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, full-stack development, as well as Android, iOS development, and UI/UX design, according to a statement shared on X.
Eligible candidates should have completed degrees in BTech, MTech, BE, Bachelor of Design, Master of Design, Bachelor and Master of Mathematics, or Bachelor/Masters of Statistics to be considered for these internship opportunities.
Interns who are selected will be compensated with a stipend, and the program is designed to last a minimum of six months, with preference given to those who can commit for the entire duration.
UIDAI emphasized that priority will be extended to applicants willing to engage fully throughout the program.
Interested candidates can submit their applications via the official UIDAI website, ensuring that all details are verified beforehand.
They must fill out an online form detailing their personal and educational backgrounds, upload the required documents, and complete the application process.
It is important to note that any discrepancies found by UIDAI will lead to the cancellation of the application, and the authority reserves the right to reject applications or terminate the selection process at any stage.
Earlier this month, UIDAI announced a collaboration with MapmyIndia to facilitate the display of authorized Aadhaar centers on their Mappls App, enhancing convenience for users.
This initiative allows individuals to locate and access authorized Aadhaar centers based on the services they provide, such as adult enrolment, child enrolment, or simply updating address and mobile details, as stated in an official release.
This partnership aims to improve public convenience, tackle misinformation, and ensure that residents have uninterrupted access to modern Aadhaar Seva Kendras (ASKs) and other Aadhaar centers across the country, according to a statement by the Ministry of Electronics & IT.
Previously, UIDAI and tech giant Google established a similar partnership to feature authorized Aadhaar centers on Google Maps.
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