Our partner is a Rome based agricultural technology firm that operates complex supply chains and logistics networks across southern Europe. As they manage large volumes of technical data, they have tasked Mosaic Conseil with rebuilding their internal pricing models and financial reporting structures. This work requires high precision, moving away from cluttered spreadsheets toward clear, functional digital artifacts. As an Interface Developer Intern, you will assist in translating these logical models into clean, browser based views that allow the client to interact with their data without unnecessary complexity.

About Mosaic Conseil
Mosaic Conseil is a boutique remote consultancy. We function more like a workshop than a corporate agency. We do not work on standing retainers, and we do not produce slide decks. Instead, we take business artifacts, such as three year plans or pricing grids, apart on the bench. We rebuild them based on the evidence found in the invoice ledger. The firm is small by design,



ensuring that every person who works on a file is directly involved in the logic and the final result. Because we are a remote organization, we prioritize written clarity and deep work over frequent meetings and office culture. We focus on four specific sectors: financial services, industrial networks, software companies, and healthcare systems.

What you would do
In this role, your primary task is to support the creation of digital interfaces for the financial and operational models we build. You will work closely with a lead builder to understand the underlying data and logic of the agricultural technology firm is models. Your day to day work involves:
Developing clean, functional front end components for internal business tools.
Translating complex data sets and pricing grids into intuitive, readable layouts.
Collaborating with the team to ensure that the interface remains faithful to the core mathematical logic of the artifact.
Iterating on designs based on direc

📌 Interface Developer Intern (Roma)
🏢 Mosaic Conseil
📍 Roma