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Web and Mobile Developer Internship on real projects, Marrakech

Digital Speak

MarrakechPublished on 4 November 2026

3 to 6 months on real web and mobile projects, front end and back end.

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Job description

Digital Speak is looking for a developer intern for three to six months, as a final-year or skills-building internship, on site in Marrakech, working on its own and its clients' web solutions.

You help develop the front end or back end of websites and web apps, turn responsive mock-ups into code following best practices, and take part in maintenance, debugging and performance work.

You work with the project management and design teams. Studies in computer science and a good command of an environment such as React, Vue, Laravel, Node.js or WordPress are expected.

What you'll do

  • Help develop the front end and/or back end of websites and web apps
  • Turn responsive mock-ups into code following best practices
  • Take part in maintenance, debugging and web performance work
  • Work closely with the project management and design teams
  • Marrakech, on site, 3 to 6 months (final-year or skills-building internship)
  • Unpaid internship: technical supervision, real projects for your portfolio and an internship certificate provided

Who they're looking for

  • Higher education in Computer Science, Web Development or Software Engineering
  • Technical command of one of these environments: HTML/CSS/JavaScript (React, Vue), PHP (Laravel), Node.js or WordPress
  • Technical curiosity, independence and an analytical mind
  • Must be present at the Marrakech office

Prepare your interview

  1. Find out what Digital Speak does and the sector it works in.
  2. Go through each task listed here and work out why the team needs it done.
  3. Prepare a real example for each task, then tie it back to what the company does.
See the full method and a sample answer (in French)

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