About the internship
Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:
1. Conduct feasibility studies and site audits of public spaces to assess accessibility for persons with disabilities
2. Support the design and planning of accessibility infrastructure such as ramps, handrails, accessible toilets, signage, and other inclusive elements
3. Assist in preparing architectural drawings, technical specifications, and 3D visualizations using tools like AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, or similar
4. Collaborate with senior architects, project managers, and contractors to ensure execution aligns with accessibility guidelines (e.g., UD Guidelines, NBC, ADA, ISO standards)
5. Support the preparation of design reports, presentations, and client-facing documentation
6. Stay informed on best practices, innovations, and standards in universal design and accessibility architecture
Skill(s) required
AutoCAD
MS-Office
Earn certifications in these skills
Who can apply
Only those candidates can apply who:
1. are available for full time (in-office) internship
2. can start the internship between 20th Jun'25 and 25th Jul'25
3. are available for duration of 4 months
4. are from Mumbai only
5. have relevant skills and interests
Other requirements
1. Candidates having their own vehicle (two or four wheeler) are preferred as it is a field job.
Perks
Certificate
Letter of recommendation
Flexible work hours
Informal dress code
Number of openings
3
About RampMyCity
RampMyCity is a social start-up providing simple infrastructural accessibility solutions and adequate human training in public and private sectors for the inclusion of persons with disabilities and elderly populations of India. RampMyCity gives professional, end-to-end, customized, add-on solutions to make a building or business disabled-friendly. Founded in 2019, RampMyCity has made workplaces, corporates, residential societies, popular streets, educational institutions, hotels, eateries, malls, supermarkets, ATMs, public parks, government buildings, and similar places of public usage better at physical accessibility.