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Buildenza, a quick-commerce platform for building materials in Hyderabad, seeks a paid 2-month intern to hit the ground running on construction sites. You will talk to contractors and site supervisors, learn what sites need, and convert conversations into orders.
You’ll map sites, introduce Buildenza in Hindi/Telugu, and follow up on WhatsApp to secure first orders. Freshers welcome; two-wheeler helps; immediate start is preferred.
Every morning in Hyderabad, somewhere, eight workers are standing idle on a construction site because one ₹300 fitting ran out. Someone gets sent across the city to find it. Half a day disappears.
I watched this happen from behind a hardware counter for four years. So I built Buildenza, a quick-commerce platform for building materials. More than 1,000 products are live, and we're launching 60-minute delivery to construction sites across Kondapur, Madhapur, Gachibowli, Hafeezpet, Nallagandla, Tellapur and Lingampally.
The products are ready. We need people on the ground who can turn a platform full of products into contractors who actually order.
That could be you.
One honest thing before you read further: this is not a desk internship. You won't create slides or attend presentations. You'll be on real construction sites from your first week, in the sun, talking to people who've never heard of us. Some days most of them won't want to talk. If that sounds exhausting, this isn't for you, and that's fine. If it sounds like the most real thing you could do with two months, keep reading.
Measured on outcomes: sites you open, first orders you bring in.
Here’s what I can’t promise: that it'll be easy or comfortable.
Here’s what I can: in two months, you'll know more about how a business actually wins customers than most people learn in two years.