Hey Champ 👋

I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (9th Nov).

Here’s your list for today 👇

🔹 General Openings

📌 Eightfold

Role: Software Engineer

Location: Noida

 

📌 American Express

Role: Analyst – Data Analytics

Qualifications: Bachelor’s/ Master’s Degree

Experience: Freshers / Experienced

Location: Remote / Office

 

📌 HSBC

Role: Business Analyst

Qualifications: Bachelor’s/ Master’s Degree

Experience: Freshers / Experienced

Location: Bangalore / Hyderabad / Gurugram (Hybrid)

 

📌 Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)

Role: DevOps Engineer

Qualifications: Bachelor’s/ Master’s Degree

Experience: Experienced

Location: Bangalore

 

📌 Tower Research Capital

Role: Software Engineer

Batch: 2023 / 2024 / 2025

 

📌 Rockwell Automation

Role: Graduate Engineer Trainee

Location: Bangalore (Hybrid)

 

📌 Stripe

Role: Software Engineer Intern

Qualifications: Bachelor’s/ Master’s/ PhD

Experience: Freshers

Location: Bangalore

🔹 Referral / Premium Insider Opportunities (Low Competition)

📌 Conduent – Virtual Hiring Drive (Freshers)

Role: Multiple Roles (Virtual Interview Drive)

Location: Noida

Date: 10th November 2025

Time: 11:00 AM IST

Platform: Microsoft Teams (link shared after confirmation)

Eligibility:

  • Education: BE/B.Tech (CSE, IS, IT, ECE) or MCA

  • Graduation Year: 2023 / 2024 / 2025

  • Minimum 60% in Graduation

  • Minimum 50% in 10th and 12th

  • Experience: Freshers only

Immediate joiners preferred

 

📌 Avira Digital India – AI/ML Engineer

About: Avira is building real-world AI products using Multi-Agent frameworks, Graph RAG, and Generative AI.

Role: AI/ML Engineer

Location: Hyderabad, India

What you’ll do:

  • Build and scale multi-agent systems for enterprise AI

  • Design and optimize Graph-based RAG architectures

  • Take ideas from proof-of-concept to production

  • Collaborate closely with an innovative AI engineering team

Requirements:

  • Strong proficiency in Python

  • Experience with frameworks like LangGraph, CrewAI, or LlamaIndex

  • Hands-on with LLM fine-tuning, RAG pipelines, and orchestration

  • Problem-solving mindset and strong collaboration skills

Apply via email: [email protected]

📌 Predigle — Internship + Full-Time (2026 grads)

Opportunity type: 6-month paid internship with stipend → FTE conversion based on performance

Job location: Chennai

Internship duration: 6 months

Eligible degrees: B.Tech/M.Tech/M.Sc in Computer Science or Information Technology

Eligibility criteria:

            Minimum 8.5 CGPA

            Mandatory 6-month internship experience (prior exposure to live projects preferred)

            Strong foundation in Data Structures & Algorithms and Full-Stack Development

            Familiarity with JavaScript (Angular/React), Python/Django, SQL/NoSQL databases

            Understanding of cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP) and CI/CD fundamentals

            Curiosity for AI-assisted development, automation, and innovation

What you’ll work on: Real-world product challenges across AI-driven software development, DevOps, and cloud-native engineering.

Share your resume to [email protected] with subject line: Off-Campus Drive 2026 – [Your Name]

The"stupid" question that got me three job offers

Quick story that might help you right now.

I was in a final round interview last month, and the VP asked the classic "any questions for us?" I was exhausted. I'd already asked about tech stack, team size, growth opportunities – all the "smart" questions.

So I asked something that felt almost too simple:

"What's something that surprised you after you joined that wasn't obvious from the outside?"

The room got quiet for a second. Then the VP laughed and said, "Honestly? How much we still figure things out as we go. From the outside, we look like we have it all together, but internally we're constantly experimenting and sometimes failing."

That one question opened up the most real conversation I'd had in ANY interview. They talked about actual challenges, recent pivots, things they were worried about. I learned more in those 10 minutes than in all my previous rounds combined.

And here's the thing

I asked some version of that question in my next few interviews too. Every single time, people lit up. They stopped giving me recruiting-speak and started actually talking.

Turns out, everyone is tired of the performance. Hiring managers included. They want to have a real conversation with someone who's genuinely trying to figure out if it's the right fit, not just someone performing "interview candidate."

I ended up with multiple offers, and honestly, I think that question helped me pick the right one too. Because the company I chose? They gave me the most honest answer, including the messy parts.

So here's my advice: stop trying to ask impressive questions. Ask human ones. The goal isn't to sound smart – it's to figure out if you actually want to work there.

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All the best for today’s applications — apply smart, not everywhere.

Best,

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