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Goodrich Corporation, a Fortune 500 company, is a global supplier of systems and services to the aerospace, defense and homeland security markets. With more than $8 billion in annual revenues, Goodrich has one of the broadest portfolios of products in the aerospace industry. The company serves a global customer base, with over 27,000 employees across approximately 90 manufacturing and service facilities in 19 countries worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.goodrich.com. 

Job Title: Graduate Engineer Trainee-Software Development Requisition Number: 6150 Functional Area: Engineering Work Location: Corporate - India Design Center Job Description Summary: Job Description: Responsibilities of the Graduate Engineer Trainee are varied and may include but not be limited to: - Implementing various Software applications' modules including designing user interfaces. - Coding and Testing across a variety of platforms (Linux,Windows) - Interacts closely with SW team to understand the Requirements/Designs, and start implementation with minimal guidance from Seniors. - The trainee engineer shall also be trained in various SW development methodologies and Goodrich Process. Basic Qualifications: Absolute Requirements * Candidate should be Fresher and shall be a Bachelor of Engineering/Technology (B.E/BTech,.) in Computer Science or Information Science or Electronics. * Candidates with strong programing skills in C,C++/C#/VB.net/ASP.net (.net Platform) technology desired. * Candidate required to have following Process/Tools/Skills expertise - C,C++,C#/VB.net/ASP.net - Any script programming Python,Perl. - Strong in any of MS-SQL,MS-Access,Oracle databases. - Any web server IIS,TomCat - Experience designing, prototyping and implementing graphical user interfaces - Experience writing and debugging multithreaded applications - Initiative in suggesting alternative solutions - UML experience - Data management programming skill is a plus % Travel Required: 20 - 30%

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