I am a student of computer science in Nigeria. How do I apply to work as an intern at Hugo tech?

Hello! I would try job search engines such as Indeed. Also, update your LinkedIn profile and start making connections. Pick a company you REALLY like and believe in and follow them. Find people that work in that company doing what you want to do and reach out to them. Tell them you really admire the company and tell them your interested in setting up an informational interview at their convenience. Once you e made the connection and some the interview ask how one might go about getting an internship. They might be able to help you get your foot in the door. If you need any help on making connections please feel free to set up a call with me!

This can be a great way to gain valuable experience. Here are a few suggestions to help you in your search: 1)Look for multinational companies that have branches or operations in Nigeria like IBM, Microsoft, Google and Procter & Gamble. 2) Explore job search platforms and websites such as Jobberman, NgCareers and Indeed. 3)Contact your university's career services department or placement office. 4)Utilize professional networking platforms such as LinkedIn. 5) Attend industry events and career fairs Remember to build your resume and showcase your relevant skills .

Hello, For internships to sponsor your travel and housing expenses the respective company would require the candidate to have a certain level of prior experience. So I would suggest checking the criteria with the respective company you are interested in which you can find by searching key words like 'Intern abroad _enter your field name__ sponsoring visa or travel' either on google or job search websites like linkedIn and Indeed. Hope this helps.

It doesn't look like any of the answers given have actually answered the question you posed -- so I'll do my best: The best place to look is within your OWN personal networks. At the end of the day, a co-founder is very similar to having a husband or wife. Your life will be tied to this person in almost every conceivable way. In fact, you may even spend twice as much time with this person than your actual husband or wife (if you have one). For that reason, it's important that the level of trust you have in this person is second-to-none. Finding co-founders at networking events, local universities, etc is fine -- however, be sure to spend a lot of time with this person before you decide to bring them on board as a co-founder. Starting the conversation off saying "I'm looking for a co-founder" is similar to meeting a girl and saying "I'm looking for a wife." But, again, this is why your own personal networks might be the answer. It's likely that in this group of people, you'll find people you trust who will be in your startup with you throughout the good and the bad (because, yes...there will be good and bad). I hope this is helpful...

Before building something, did you test your idea ? Life's too short to build something nobody wants ;) You can use clarity, sohelpful.me to conduct some interviews, build a landing page with quickmvp.com, unbounce or launchrock to validate that you solve a real problem. Then when your idea is validated, your can build a MVP (Minimum viable product) that might be for example a website (imho faster and easier to build than an app) to test your assumptions. Then if early adopters need functionnalities that really need to run as an app, you can provide them on pc, tablet or smartphone using your core web backoffice. If you want to discuss with me, feel free to have a free call here https://clarity.fm/laurentroger/white665 or here http://www.sohelpful.me/laurentroger