Subject Matter Expert - Physics - Internship

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include: 1. Working on solving doubts and writing solutions for students' live questions in physics. 2. Writing answers in blue or black ink on a blank piece of white paper, taking a snapshot, and uploading the solutions to the app.

3. Writing detailed and readable step-by-step solutions to be understood by an average student. 4. Providing solutions for the questions asked with zero plagiarism.

Who can apply: Only those candidates can apply who: • are available for the work from home job/internship • can start the work from home job/internship between 17th Sep'26 and 22nd Oct'26 • are available for duration of 3 months • have relevant skills and interests • * Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.

Stipend: INR₹ 4,000 - 5,000 /month Deadline: 2026-10-17 23:59:59 Other perks: Flexible work hours Skills required: Physics, Teaching, English Proficiency (Written) and Online Teaching Other Requirements: • 1.

Candidate with a BTech, MTech, or MSc in physics. • 2. The candidate may also have a PhD, relevant teaching experience in physics, or JEE Advanced/Mains or NEET experience, or be a GAT-qualified candidate with a ranking under 5,000 or in the 98th percentile.

• 4. Student in the 2nd or 3rd year of IIT/NIT/MIT/VIT/BIT with an 80% score. • 5. Willing to dedicate at least 1–2 hours a day to helping students. • 6.

A good command of topics such as kinematics, thermodynamics, laws of motion, waves, friction, etc., is required. About Company: Kunduz is a global ed-tech startup aiming to make educational resources more accessible for everyone and democratize test prep and learning.

Kunduz's flagship Q&A product is a mobile platform that helps students get their questions answered through its tutor network and proprietary AI technology.

So far, 35,000 professional tutors have answered 40 million questions from thousands of students across multiple countries through Kunduz. Kunduz was founded and scaled by a group of friends from Bogazici University, Istanbul.

It has teams in Turkey, India, and the United States. Kunduz has been funded by renowned Silicon Valley investors such as Y Combinator, Social Capital, First Round Capital, prominent ed-tech angels, and family offices across the world.