Halliburton Early Career Software Engineer freshers 2021-2026 (0–5 years exp ) batch apply Full Time NEW

Job Description

This role spans the full early-career range. We are hiring new graduates as well as engineers with up to five years of professional experience. If you are a few years in and looking for stronger mentorship, a more technically serious codebase, or a clearer growth path than your current role offers, this posting is for you. Your experience will be reflected in your level, scope, and compensation at offer.

You join a delivery team and start writing production code immediately. You build software with your team that oil and gas operators use every day for real decisions. You debug issues in systems that connect to live data, write features that operators depend on, and learn how professional software teams ship quality code at scale.

You receive regular guidance from experienced engineers and participate in code reviews from the start. Over time, you grow your technical skills and your understanding of the product domain, and you build the habits that make an engineer effective over the long term. We hire for potential and train for success.

Positions are available across a range of teams. Team assignment determines both the product domain you work in and the technologies you use.

Job Responsibilities:

• Build, test, and ship features for products in active use by energy companies worldwide
• Debug and fix defects in production systems, learning how large-scale applications behave under real conditions
• Write and maintain automated tests as part of the team’s standard delivery workflow
• Participate in code reviews: read your teammates’ code, receive feedback on yours, and learn the codebase through both activities
• Follow secure coding practices, triage security issues when they arise, and apply fixes to deliver secure applications
• Contribute to technical documentation for the systems and features you work on
• Work within a distributed team across time zones, communicating clearly and consistently about your progress and blockers
• Research and evaluate open-source tools and libraries that can improve the systems you work on
• Grow your understanding of the product domain through the work itself