Graduate Software Engineer (Entry Level)

Leverage Edu is hiring a Graduate Software Engineer (Entry Level) for its Delhi NCR team. Leverage Edu (founded 2017) is an AI-enabled edtech platform helping students with higher-education and study-abroad guidance, including university selection, admissions, test prep, financing and accommodation. It is headquartered in New Delhi. This is a full-time, entry-level role (0–2 years of experience; freshers welcome) ideal for recent graduates who want to build a strong career in EdTech / Study-Abroad Services. As a software engineer, you'll work on real, impactful projects alongside experienced professionals, with structured mentorship, hands-on learning and clear ownership from day one. What you'll do: • Write, test and debug clean, maintainable code with guidance from senior engineers • Build product features and integrate REST APIs and databases • Participate in code reviews, daily stand-ups and agile sprints • Investigate and fix bugs and improve performance of existing modules • Write unit tests and help maintain CI/CD pipelines • Document your work and collaborate with product and QA teams What we're looking for: • Strong fundamentals in data structures, algorithms and OOP • Hands-on with at least one language (Java/Python/JavaScript/C++) • Understanding of databases (SQL/NoSQL) and Git version control • Good problem-solving and analytical skills • Ability to learn quickly and work in a team • Clear written and verbal communication Minimum qualification: B.E./B.Tech (CSE/IT/ECE), MCA or B.Sc/M.Sc (Computer Science). Final-year students and recent graduates may apply. Skills: Data Structures & Algorithms, Java, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Git, REST APIs, OOP Number of openings: 5 How to apply: Click "Apply Now" to open Leverage Edu's official careers page and submit your application for current Delhi NCR openings. Leverage Edu never charges candidates any fee — apply only through the official link. Responsibilities: Write, test and debug clean, maintainable code with guidance from senior engineers; Build product features and integrate REST APIs and databases; Participate in code reviews, daily stand-ups and agile sprints; Investigate and fix bugs and improve performance of existing modules; Write unit tests and help maintain CI/CD pipelines; Document your work and collaborate with product and QA teams. Requirements: Strong fundamentals in data structures, algorithms and OOP; Hands-on with at least one language (Java/Python/JavaScript/C++); Understanding of databases (SQL/NoSQL) and Git version control; Good problem-solving and analytical skills; Ability to learn quickly and work in a team; Clear written and verbal communication.

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