# Parsi Writer Internship at CryptoMize A Parsi writer at CryptoMize drafts for the community's publications — event write-ups, member profiles, institutional anniversaries — in Gujarati, English, or the warm bilingual blend the community's own press has made its signature. The desk writes for readers who have known each other for generations within the 18-country footprint, which changes everything: precision about names, fundis, and lineage is not pedantry here, it is the minimum politeness. Apply now for the Parsi Writer Internship in Delhi at CryptoMize — a six-month certified program with a rolling intake, for candidates who can write about a small, storied community with the accuracy of an insider and the discipline of a professional. Interns draft from the first month: coverage of community events, profiles of members whose names carry history, features marking institutional anniversaries, in Gujarati, in English, and in the blend the community's own press perfected. A senior editor reviews every draft line by line. Freshers with community roots and clean writing are precisely whom this track wants — the eligibility and selection process are set out in full below. ## Facts - Location: New Delhi (HQ), CDR Building, Chhatarpur - Type: 6-month internship, certification provided - Availability: immediate, rolling intake (always hiring) - Compensation: discussed at screening ## What you will actually do - Draft event coverage the community recognises itself in — jashan thanksgivings, navjote celebrations, sports and welfare functions — on deadline and without stock sentiment - Write member profiles that get the fundi titles, family names, and institutional affiliations right the first time, because the readership notices everything - Develop features for institutional anniversaries, mining the desk\'s archive of community publications for texture and past reportage - Work bilingually where the piece wants it — Gujarati warmth for community readers, English clarity for the diaspora page, and the deliberate blend where the publication\'s house style calls for it - Edit your own drafts to the desk\'s standard before they go up: names verified, honorifics consistent, humour that lands with the community rather than at it - Keep the fact ledger for every assignment — who confirmed what, how dates were reckoned — so corrections never have to be guessed at - Sit the monthly edit-table where your drafts are marked up with the whole desk watching, and return the rewrite within the week ## Skills - Clear Gujarati prose in the community publication register - English drafting for diaspora-facing pages - Bilingual blend judgement — when a sentence wants both languages - Name, fundi, and lineage accuracy as reflex - Humour handled with affection rather than condescension - Archive research in old community papers - Deadline writing for event coverage - Fact-ledger discipline for corrections management - Editorial humility under line-by-line markup - Sensitivity to the Parsi-Irani distinction - Discretion when profiles touch private families - CMS basics and search-friendly headline habits ## Tools - Headless CMS with Gujarati IME input - The desk\'s community-name ledger and style sheet - Digitised community-paper archive for research - Search Console basics for readership tracking ## Questions and answers ### What does a Parsi Writer intern do at CryptoMize? You draft and revise community-publication copy — event coverage, member profiles, anniversary features — in Gujarati, English, or the blend the house style calls for, with a senior editor line-editing every draft. ### Who is eligible for the Parsi Writer Internship? Writers with genuine command of the community's register in Gujarati or English — freshers included. A short writing sample on community material decides; formal literature qualifications are secondary. ### Are there Parsi language jobs for freshers through this track? Yes. This internship is the fresher door to the community desk: six months, certification, a published clip file, and conversion conversations when the desk next hires. ### What is the selection process? An application with two writing samples, a live drafting exercise on community-event material, and an edit-table conversation with the senior editor. Most cycles close inside two weeks. ### Is the internship paid? Compensation is discussed during screening and set against demonstrated skill, engagement classification, urgency, and track record — figures are never published. ### How long is the program, and is a certificate provided? Six months at our New Delhi HQ, certificate on completion, plus the clip file — four genres of published work, which is what the next editor will actually ask to see. ### Does the desk write about religion? The desk covers community life — events, people, institutions. Ritual explanation follows published priestly and scholarly renderings when context needs it; interpretation of faith is not the brief. Apply: https://cryptomize.com/careers/internship/apply/