Trainee roles in Order Management

GSOT; Chennai District; On-site; INR 300,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

GSOT in Chennai, India is recruiting trainee roles across Order Management. You’ll learn to develop features, APIs and UI, while working with real customer implementations.

People coming from CS/IT, engineering or related backgrounds are welcome, with emphasis on problem solving and a willingness to learn. Tracks include Software Development, Functional Consulting and Implementation, Testing and Quality Engineering, and Release Engineering and DevOps.

Qualifications

• Recent graduates or early-career candidates from related backgrounds are welcome.
• We value problem-solving, willingness to learn new technologies and strong communication.
• Attention to detail and ownership, plus ability to work in a team.

Responsibilities

• Build product features, APIs, integrations and user interfaces.
• Collaborate with customers to translate requirements into solutions.
• Support testing, deployment and release processes across environments.

Skills

Problem solving

Willingness to learn

Good communication

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Education

CS/IT/Engineering/Business/Supply Chain degree or background

Tools

Scripting

Cloud platforms

Deployment automation

Job description

We're hiring: Trainee roles in Order Management, Chennai, India

Software, ecommerce, retail, supply chain and customer experience all come together in Order Management, and that's exactly where this role sits.

GSOT is growing its Chennai team, and we're bringing in trainees to work on enterprise Order Management products and real customer implementations. You'll be learning how retailers manage the full order lifecycle, from order capture and inventory availability through to fulfilment, delivery, cancellations, returns and exchanges. With more than 50 implementations delivered across 15 countries, we've built up a lot of experience in this space, and this is a genuine opportunity to learn from people who've done the work, on products and projects that matter internationally.

Choose your track

Depending on where your strengths and interests sit, you could join us in:

• Software Development
• Functional Consulting and Implementation
• Testing and Quality Engineering
• Release Engineering and DevOps

Day to day, that might mean building product features, APIs, integrations and user interfaces, or working with customers to turn their requirements into practical solutions. It could involve preparing and running functional, integration and regression tests, or supporting build and deployment processes and managing application environments. Wherever you land, you'll be part of taking a solution from initial design through to implementation and live support.

Who we're looking for

We welcome recent graduates and early-career candidates from Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Business, Supply Chain or related backgrounds, along with anyone who has built equivalent practical skills another way. Previous Order Management experience isn't necessary. What matters more to us is:

• Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking
• A genuine willingness to learn new technologies and business processes
• Good written and verbal communication
• Attention to detail and a real sense of ownership
• The ability to work well as part of a team

If you're drawn to development, some understanding of programming fundamentals will help. For functional roles, we're looking for people who are curious about how businesses and systems actually work. Good testers enjoy finding problems and thinking through edge cases, and if release engineering interests you, a curiosity about scripting, cloud platforms and deployment automation will serve you well.

What you'll get from us

Structured training across Order Management, ecommerce and omnichannel fulfilment, software development, integrations, implementation methods, testing and release processes. You'll work closely with experienced specialists throughout, and build real expertise in a part of enterprise technology that's only getting more important.