Being an embedded intern in Nashik means flashing firmware in the morning and probing the board that misbehaves after lunch — then commissioning the gateway that carries its data on a farm down the road. The loop between writing code, debugging hardware, and watching telemetry land simply doesn't exist in remote-only embedded programmes.
A bench of your own, close to college
Interns commute in from K.K. Wagh, MET Bhujbal Knowledge City, Sandip Institute of Technology & Research Centre, and Government Polytechnic Nashik. Lab desks, debuggers, radio kits, and component stock are provided; you bring C skills and a logic-analyser mindset.
Field conditions as your test suite
Grape-belt humidity in Dindori, dust on Niphad roads, monsoon power cuts — Nashik's agri conditions are exactly what our sensor nodes must survive. Interns see their firmware and link budgets tested by the environment itself during deployment visits.
Getting There & Working Pattern
Our Nashik facility is easily reachable from Panchavati, Nashik Road, and the Cidco side of town. The preferred mode is fully in person; a simulator-based hybrid track exists but expects periodic lab visits for hardware debugging.
Quick Facts for Nashik Applicants
- Track: Embedded Systems & IoT internship within AnaVruksha's precision-agriculture programme.
- Eligibility: Open to both diploma and engineering degree students — B.Tech/B.E./Diploma in Electronics, E&TC, Electrical, Instrumentation, Computer Science, IT, or related fields. Strong C fundamentals matter most.
- Duration: Every internship runs in three duration options: 6 weeks, 12 weeks, or 24 weeks.
- Certification & PPO: A completion certificate is awarded on finishing your track. Strong performers are considered for performance-based conversion to a pre-placement offer after a 3-month extension.
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