This week brings a strong mix for 2026 and 2027 graduates. Stripe and Rubrik are hiring new graduates in Bengaluru, Zycus has a Java graduate trainee role that rewards AI-assisted development, Tata Communications is open to freshers in cybersecurity, and Stripe and Rubrik both have software engineering internships.
We read each official posting and pulled out what matters: who can apply, what the work involves and how to apply. Postings close or change without notice, so check the official link before you apply.
Quick comparison
| Company | Role | Type | Location | Who can apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe | Software Engineer, New Grad | Full-time | Bengaluru | Bachelor's or Master's by summer 2027 |
| Zycus | AI-Native Java Engineer, Graduate Trainee | Full-time | Mumbai (hybrid) | 2026 BE/B.Tech, 80%+ throughout |
| Rubrik | Software Engineer, Cloud: Azure | Full-time | Bengaluru | 0–2 years, CS or related degree |
| Tata Communications | Jr Engineer, Cybersecurity Operations | Full-time | Pune | Graduates, 0–4 years |
| Stripe | Software Engineer, Intern | Internship | Bengaluru | Pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's |
| Rubrik | Software Engineer (CPD), Winter Intern | Internship | Bengaluru | 2027 graduates, CGPA 8+ |
Full-time roles
Stripe: Software Engineer, New Grad (Bengaluru)
Stripe builds payments infrastructure used by millions of businesses, and this role sits on its university hiring team in Bengaluru.
- Who can apply: a Bachelor's or Master's in computer science or a related field, completed by summer 2027, or equivalent experience. New graduates should have no more than 18 months of professional experience, not counting internships.
- What they look for: programming experience from projects or coursework, internships or multi-person coding projects, and clear written communication. Stripe mainly uses Java, Ruby, JavaScript, Scala and Go.
- Worth knowing: the posting asks for the ability to use AI tools to speed up development while critically reviewing their output. Show this in your projects.
- Office: at least half your time in the office or with users, depending on the team.
Zycus: AI-Native Java Engineer, Graduate Trainee (Mumbai, hybrid)
Zycus makes procurement software and is hiring 2026 graduates who build with AI assistance from day one.
- Who can apply: BE/B.Tech graduating in 2026 in CS, IT, Electronics, AI/ML, Data Science or a related branch, with at least 80% in 10th, 12th and your degree, and no active or past backlogs.
- Skills: data structures and algorithms, OOP, DBMS, operating systems and networks; Java (preferred) or another object-oriented language; basic Spring Boot; REST APIs; SQL; Git.
- Pluses: cloud, Docker or Kubernetes, AI development tools, and AI-assisted projects, hackathons, internships or open-source work.
- How to apply: three steps on the posting: personal details, pre-screening questions and a resume upload (.docx or .pdf, up to 5 MB).
Apply on the Zycus careers page
Rubrik: Software Engineer, Cloud: Azure (Bengaluru)
Rubrik works on data security and cloud backup, and this team builds its Azure integrations.
- Who can apply: a Bachelor's or Master's in computer science or a related field, with 0–2 years of relevant experience, so final-year students and fresh graduates qualify.
- Skills: one or more general-purpose languages such as Go, Java, C/C++, Scala or Python. Experience with AWS, Azure or GCP is a plus.
Tata Communications: Jr Engineer, Cybersecurity Operations (Pune)
A good entry point into security operations at one of India's largest network providers.
- Who can apply: graduates with 0–4 years of experience, so freshers can apply.
- The work: an operational role under direct supervision, handling day-to-day customer service operations for security.
- Tip: basics of networking, Linux and security concepts such as firewalls, SIEM and incident handling will help in the interview.
Apply on Tata Communications Careers
Internships
Stripe: Software Engineer, Intern (Bengaluru)
- Who can apply: students pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's in computer science, maths or a related discipline, with a strong grasp of computer science fundamentals.
- Why it matters: Stripe interns work on real production systems, and a strong internship often leads to a new-grad offer.
Rubrik: Software Engineer (CPD), Winter Intern (Bengaluru)
- Who can apply: 2027 graduates from circuit branches (CS, IT, ECE, EEE and similar) with a CGPA of 8 or above.
- When: from January 2027 to May 2027, onsite in Bengaluru, with no remote option.
- Skills: object-oriented languages such as Java, C/C++, Scala or Python.
Reported: Infosys Specialist Programmer and Digital Specialist Engineer
Several job sites report that Infosys has opened off-campus registration for Specialist Programmer (L1–L3) and Digital Specialist Engineer roles for 2024, 2025 and 2026 graduates, with registration closing on Friday, 6 November 2026. They describe a 3-hour in-person programming test followed by an in-person interview.
We could not confirm the deadline on an official Infosys page, so treat it as reported. Registration goes through Infosys's own form at surveys.infosysapps.com, and your college placement cell may also have the official notice. If you are eligible, register early rather than waiting for the last day.
How to prepare this week
- Revise the core: data structures and algorithms, OOP, DBMS and SQL come up in almost every role above. Practise with timed tests on GeeksArray Skill Tests.
- Build one AI-assisted project: Stripe and Zycus both mention AI-assisted development. A small Java or Spring Boot project that calls an LLM and has a clear README will stand out.
- Tidy your GitHub and resume: link your best two or three projects and describe what you built, not just the tools.
- Learn with others: browse the free and paid live batches on GeeksArray Training, including a free Java + AI series with Spring AI, RAG and an AI-reviewed final project.
Openings were checked on each company's official careers page on 4 November 2026, except where marked "reported". Details can change, so always confirm on the official link before applying.
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