JMAC by Jivamruta · Industry-guided internships
Gain practical experience through structured internships designed and mentored by experienced technology professionals.
Our purpose
We are an industry-led internship platform founded by experienced technology professionals with a shared vision: helping students transition confidently from academic learning to real-world engineering environments.
Our programs bridge classroom knowledge and industry-required skills through hands-on learning, guided projects, and exposure to modern software engineering practices and emerging technologies.
The JMAC difference
Our programs are designed and guided by professionals who have spent years building, delivering, and leading technology products and engineering teams.
Students learn not only technology, but how engineering is practised: problem-solving, development methods, collaboration, reviews, documentation, quality practices, and project delivery.
Industry expertise. Practical learning. Real engineering experience.
Meet your JMAC programme agent. It will walk you through the real product you'll build, your 14 weeks, and the proof of work you will take into interviews.
Over 14 weeks you build a production AI Sales Copilot for BuildMate — a building-materials manufacturer (sanitary ware, fittings, manhole covers). Reviewed code from week one, deployed to production, with public proof employers can inspect.
The learning model
Build the foundational knowledge required for your internship domain.
Apply concepts through hands-on exercises and engineering assignments.
Work on a structured software project based on practical industry scenarios.
Receive guidance, technical reviews, and feedback from experienced mentors.
Present your project, document your work, and complete the internship evaluation.
Learn → Practice → Build → Review → Demonstrate
Press play. The phone is the real BuildMate Sales Copilot; the panel explains what's happening and the engineering idea behind each step — so you see exactly what you'll build.
A real conversation — a contractor bulk-ordering manhole covers.
Each step shows one real behaviour of the Copilot — grounding, honesty, taking actions, knowing its limits — and the idea behind it. This is the product you'll build.
Note — the product cards are a carousel; slide them to see every model.
An animated recreation of the real BuildMate Sales Copilot & catalogue, in English. A recorded screen demo can replace it in the app.
Your whole path, week by week. Each stage builds a piece of the product, teaches a skill companies list in job posts, and leaves proof behind. Tap any stage to see the modules inside.
In the interview, you won't say "I know RAG." You'll open the pull request where you built it — and walk them through the trade-offs.
Reviewed commits and PRs on a real repo, from the opening weeks — a contribution graph an employer can scroll.
A live URL they can open and use, running in the cloud with CI/CD behind it.
A benchmark report and a project write-up that show what you built and how well it works.
These are the kinds of roles this prepares you for. Top performers are considered for pre-placement offers.
Add the deployed app and your repo to Featured — a recruiter clicks, not just reads.
Post one result with a number ("improved retrieval recall@5 from 0.62 → 0.81").
List the real skills — RAG, Agents, FastAPI, pgvector, CI/CD — and the certificates you earn.
Write a short "what I built & learned" note — the story you'll retell in interviews.
Guidance that reflects the workplace
Our mentors are experienced technology professionals with significant expertise in software engineering, product development, quality engineering, architecture, project delivery, and technology leadership.
Their experience helps students understand how engineering decisions are made and how technology teams design, build, test, review, and deliver software products.
Mentoring focuses on practical learning, engineering discipline, problem-solving, and preparation for professional technology environments.
Built for students and institutions
Move beyond theoretical learning. Develop technical skills, work on projects, interact with experienced mentors, and gain exposure to real engineering practices.
We help engineering institutions complement academic learning with structured projects, mentoring, progress tracking, practical technology exposure, and internship evaluation.
Contact us
Ask about eligibility, available technology tracks, programme duration and the next application window.
Connect with us about institution partnerships, mentoring, expert sessions and project collaboration.
Member login
Member access is provided to enrolled students through their programme invitation. If you have not received or cannot access your invitation, contact the JMAC team.
Build skills. Work on projects. Learn from industry professionals.