Associate Software Engineer
🚀 Hiring Alert | Fresher Software Engineer (0–1 Years)
Great opportunity for early-career developers to work on C#/.NET, Java, Python, Angular, SQL, Cloud, Application Development, and Troubleshooting.
📌 Role: Associate Software Engineer
💼 Job Type: Full-time | On-site
📍 Location: Pune, India
🌐 Apply Link: https://lnkd.in/gZ6dRqsS
💻 Key Skills:
• C# & .NET
• Java / Python
• Angular & Node.js
• SQL / NoSQL
• PowerShell / Shell Scripting
• Windows & Linux
• Google Cloud / Azure
• Application Development & SDLC
• Unit & Integration Testing
• Troubleshooting & Performance Optimization
✅ Eligibility:
• 0–1 years of experience or knowledge of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or a related field.
• Strong knowledge of C#/.NET and at least one of Java or Python.
• Understanding of SQL/NoSQL databases, application development, and software quality practices.
• Knowledge of Angular and scripting languages such as PowerShell, Python, or Shell Scripting.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Exposure to Google Cloud, Azure, Node.js, distributed teams, or application support is a plus.
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