Great learning in a fast-paced environment with balance issues - Anonymous employee Brihaspathi Technologies Employee Review

nterned here during the Assam Legislative Assembly Elections 2026 and it was genuinely one of the most hands-on experiences I could have asked for as an MBA student. Got thrown into real operational work from day one — coordinating large-scale camera deployments across hundreds of polling stations, working directly with senior government officials, and managing multiple teams under tight election deadlines. The scale and responsibility was unlike anything a typical internship offers. Great place if you want actual field experience and not just a desk job.

The work can get very unstructured at times with little formal guidance, so you need to figure things out on your own. Being on the field constantly under strict election timelines can get physically and mentally exhausting. The nature of the project is seasonal so the experience is very specific to election cycles which may not suit everyone. Also limited exposure to corporate office culture and formal business processes which some MBA students might be looking for in an internship.

Got hands-on exposure to real client projects early on, including end-to-end pipeline automation work that delivered measurable impact (around 80% reduction in manual effort on one engagement). Decent learning ground for entry-level data analysts who want practical experience over textbook theory, and team-level colleagues were collaborative and willing to help you ramp up. You leave with a portfolio of work you can actually point to.

Data integrity and reporting standards felt inconsistent — the line between presenting data accurately and presenting what stakeholders wanted to see was not always clearly drawn, which put junior analysts in uncomfortable positions. Limited structured mentorship, unclear career progression for technical roles, and compensation that lags the market for the skill level expected. Raising process or accuracy concerns didn't always feel like a welcomed conversation.