Join our mission to enable all marginalised graduates from low-income communities in India to build high growth tech careers.
Build a Future-of-Work ecosystem at the intersection of government partnership-based skilling programs, tech industry led employment networks, and AI-based scalable EdTech platforms.
We’re building something new and we know you’ll have questions. Here are the ones we get asked most.
We have teams in Hyderabad and Mumbai, with some roles open to remote work. Each job listing specifies the location.
Not at all. We hire across program management, design, research, and communications. What matters more is your alignment with the mission and your willingness to figure things out.
Usually a short screening call, a task or assignment relevant to the role, and a conversation with the team. We try to keep it straightforward and respectful of your time.
Yes. We regularly bring on research and program interns. Check the open roles section for current openings.
Absolutely. If you believe in what we’re building and think you can contribute, send us a message. We’re always open to meeting the right people.
We’re a small, fast-moving team that takes the mission seriously but doesn’t take itself too seriously. We question things, move with urgency, and genuinely care about the people we work with and for.
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Barabari stands out for the sensitivity and compassion they bring to every interaction. Their collaborative spirit and enthusiasm for our mission made the entire process empowering and deeply aligned with our core values.
I joined Barabari to share knowledge and bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world web development. My goal is to help students become industry-ready while growing my own skills as a mentor and problem-solver.
The transformation in my students has been remarkable. Beyond technical skills, they’ve developed stronger problem-solving abilities, greater confidence, a sense of professional responsibility, and thrive in team collaborations.
I went from being a Barabari student to becoming a Tech Lead of the Collective, successfully managing projects worth INR 10 Lakhs. Today, I am a Software Development Engineer at Amazon.
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