Hey Champ 👋
I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (1 Dec).
Here’s your list for today 👇
🔹 General Openings
Johnson Controls – Trainee: Data Science & Knowledge Engineer (Intern)
Work Mode: Hybrid (Pune)
Eligible Batch: 2024 / 2025
Expected Stipend: ₹30,000 – ₹45,000 per month (expected range)
Apply:
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Stripe – Software Engineer Intern
Location: Bangalore
Eligible Batches: 2026 / 2027
Role: Software Engineer Intern
Apply:
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Intuit – Software Engineer 1
Eligibility: Bachelor’s or Master’s in CS or related technical field (or equivalent experience)
Apply:
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Kreativstorm – Data Analyst Intern
Eligibility: Student or recent graduate in Data Science / Statistics / CS or related field
Apply:
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BrowserStack – SDET Intern (2026 Batch)
Eligibility: BE/B.Tech, graduating in 2026, CGPA 7.5+
Location: Mumbai (Work From Office)
Apply:
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Visa – Java Developer (2–3 YOE)
Experience: 2–3 years
Apply:
1. Business Analyst Intern – FirstClub Technology & Practo
Location: Bangalore (Work From Office)
Opportunity: Competitive stipend + PPO offer
Skills Required: Excel, SQL, Power BI, Tableau
Apply:
• FirstClub Technology:
• Practo:
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2. Metafic – React Native & Java Developers (Contract)
Work Mode: Hybrid (Bangalore)
Availability: Immediate joiners required
How to Apply:
Share your resume + current CTC to [email protected]
Subject Line: React Native Developer – Immediate Joiner or Java Developer – Immediate Joiner
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3. Episode Six – Graduate Trainee
Eligibility: 2025 graduates
Location: Chennai
Apply:
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4. Nutrabay – SDE Intern
Role: SDE Intern
Location: Gurugram
Apply:
Make your resume easy to understand…
even for someone who isn’t from your field.
Many resumes fail because they are full of technical terms, long sentences, and tasks that don’t clearly show what the person actually contributed.
A good resume should be so clear that even a non-technical person can read it and say:
“Okay, I understand what this person actually did and why it mattered.”
Here’s how you can do that:
1. Write short, clear lines
Avoid long paragraphs.
Each bullet point should be one simple sentence.
Short lines make your resume easy to scan in 5–10 seconds — which is what most recruiters actually do.
2. Don’t only write what you did — write why it mattered
Example:
Instead of:
“Built a dashboard in Power BI”
Write:
“Built a Power BI dashboard that helped the team track data quickly and avoid mistakes.”
It shows the use, not just the task.
3. Avoid fancy words
No need to write:
“Leveraged, orchestrated, spearheaded, executed…”
Use simple words like:
“built, improved, fixed, created, tested, designed”
These will never send your resume or email to promotions.
4. Add one small result in each bullet point
You don’t need big numbers.
Just show the effect:
“made the system faster,”
“reduced errors,”
“helped the team,”
“saved time,”
“improved accuracy.”
Even these simple results make your work meaningful.
5. Keep your formatting clean
Use black text, simple fonts, no icons, no colors, no boxes
This ensures your resume is readable on any device and ATS-friendly.
Recruiters want clarity.
They don’t want heavy language or long stories.
They want to know what you did and how it helped — in the simplest possible words.
If you write your resume like this, it becomes much more readable and your chances of shortlisting improve a lot.
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