Graduate Software Engineer – SITA

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Job Description
SITA is a global leader in air transport communications and IT solutions, covering 95% of international air travel destinations. The company works with over 2,800 air transport and government customers worldwide, driving innovation in the aviation industry.
About the Role & Team
As a Graduate Software Engineer, you will rotate across various projects, contributing to product development for SITA’s customers. This role provides hands-on experience in the complete software development lifecycle within a collaborative and inclusive environment.
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Requirements
- Develop and test software for product creation and customer-facing projects.
- Work in a DevOps environment, participating in the entire delivery lifecycle.
- Write and deliver code under the guidance of experienced developers.
- Write automation test cases for continuous product testing.
- Design and contribute to future solutions and best practices.
- Learn requirement analysis and design techniques.
Qualifications & Experience
- Bachelor's degree (or working towards one) in IT/Engineering, graduating by September 2025.
- Less than 12 months post-graduate experience (excluding internships).
- Eligible to work in India without a work permit or sponsorship.
- Knowledge of at least one software programming language.
- Ability to demonstrate problem-solving skills through design thinking or prototyping.
What SITA Offers
- Hybrid Work Model: Up to 2 days per week remote work.
- Flexible Work Hours: Adjust your office arrival/departure to avoid rush hours.
- Global Flex-Location: Work remotely for up to 30 days per year from anywhere.
- Employee Wellbeing: Access to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
- Professional Development: Training opportunities, including LinkedIn Learning.
- Competitive Benefits: Market-aligned compensation and perks.
SITA is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and encourages applications from women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.
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