Texas Instruments

Mobile App Development Intern (Android/iOS/Flutter)

InternshipHybridBengaluru, Karnataka6 months14K/mo4 openingsImmediate / Rolling

About this internship

Kick-start your career with Texas Instruments as a Mobile App Development Intern (Android/iOS/Flutter) in Bengaluru. If you learn fastest by doing, this internship gives you real responsibility, real mentorship and real app development projects from day one. As a Mobile App Development Intern…

Skills you'll use

FlutterKotlinSwiftDartREST APIsGit

What you'll do

building app screens and flows
integrating REST APIs
testing on devices and emulators
fixing bugs and improving UX
Collaborate with the team and document your work
Take ownership of assigned tasks and act on feedback

Who can apply

Pursuing or recently completed a relevant degree (stream depends on the role) — 2026 freshers & final-year students welcome
Foundational knowledge of Flutter, Kotlin, Swift (or a strong willingness to learn them)
Good communication, problem-solving and a genuine eagerness to learn
Based in or willing to work from Bengaluru
A portfolio, project or coursework you can show (a plus, not mandatory)

Perks & benefits

Mentorship from experienced professionalsReal-world project experienceHands-on with industry toolsPre-Placement Offer (PPO) opportunityFlexible working hours

Interview & selection process

3 rounds — typical selection flow for this role:

1Application screening & resume shortlisting by the talent team
2Discussion with the hiring manager
3HR discussion — stipend, start date, expectations and offer

About Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments operates in the semiconductor space and actively invests in early-career talent across Bengaluru. Its culture is practical and learning-oriented: mentorship, honest feedback and real project work are part of everyday life, and interns are treated as genuine members of the…

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