Software Development Intern Project for ReliablyME: Advanced Skills in AI and API Integration

Project Description : Software Development Intern Project for ReliablyME: Advanced Skills in AI and API Integration Welcome to ReliablyME! We are thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for talented students to contribute to our innovative project, Software Development Intern Project for ReliablyME: Advanced Skills in AI and API Integration. Main Goal : The primary objective of this project is to enhance the functionality of ReliablyME's Slack Plugin, mobile app, web app, and AI chatbot integrations. We want students to not only understand the significance of their contributions but also feel confident that the project is manageable within a realistic timeframe of 60 hours, spread over 2-8 weeks.

Value of Candidates' Social Credit Credentials to Employers

Identify employers (hiring managers and HR) that hire graduating students Create and execute qualifying survey of prospective employers to interview Develop interview questions and methods and interview selected employers Report findings with business-objectives aligned actionable recommendations (such as providing a list of employers that are willing to participate in a pilot that will satisfy their requirements) We would like the survey to open doors to pilot implementations that are designed to satisfy social credit oriented recruiting objectives.

Market Development Intern - Student Market

Throughout this assignment, the student will be expected to develop and execute a plan that engages 10,000 students in earning ReliablyME Social Credit. This will include both online and in-person market development initiatives, including events, that gain the support of on-campus and off-campus organizations with online sign-up/registration mechanisms to incorporate a ReliablyME countMEin registration button that automatically awards participants with social credit for showing up to activities, events, or volunteering opportunities. The successful candidate will produce a report that recommends the most effective methods of engaging students and their organizations, based on empirical evidence.