Graduate Engineer Trainee

Adani Group

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2 days ago

QualificationB.E / B.Tech in CS / IT / Engineering

Key Responsibilities

As a Graduate Engineer Trainee under the technology division at Adani Group, you will work on business-critical backend applications. Your primary duties will include:
API Development & Integration: Design, build, and strictly maintain backend APIs (including Customer JSON APIs and Dotrez APIs) and establish common API layers for mobile apps and SOAP integrations.
Business Logic Implementation: Code core business algorithms using modern architectures, ensuring complete alignment with system parameters and enterprise performance standards.
Technical Expertise: Utilize a powerful tech stack (C#.Net, Node, MVC, SQL, No-SQL) to architect scalable web services and stable digital applications.
Optimization & Debugging: Configure caching layers to cut latency for websites and mobile applications. Perform deep module and unit testing to eliminate code defects.
Documentation & Code Reviews: Actively participate in design and code reviews while keeping program documentation updated throughout the development lifecycle.
Digital Innovation: Leverage a digital-first mindset, exploring emerging AI advancements to upgrade API capabilities and performance organically.

Educational Qualification: Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (B.E or B.Tech) specializing in Computer Science, Information Technology, or an equivalent technical field.
Experience Range: This drive is exclusively for freshers looking to build their foundation in software development.
Technical Knowledge: Must demonstrate a strong understanding of OOP fundamentals, and framework technologies such as Node JS, .Net, JQuery, GraphQL, REST APIs, and AJAX.
Candidates should have a solid foundation in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), REST APIs, SQL/No-SQL, and backend frameworks like Node JS or C#.Net.

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