GE HealthCare has opened a Software Engineering Specialist position at its Bengaluru EPIP Phase II site (requisition R4048735), posted on 3 November 2026. It is a full-time role, and the education line asks for a Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent with basic experience.
Role Overview
The summary says the person designs, builds, delivers and maintains software applications and services, working in areas such as machine, cloud, platform or application software. It covers the whole software lifecycle: requirement analysis, documentation and procedures, and implementation.
Responsibilities
- Apply SDLC practices and methods such as Lean, Agile, XP and CI, along with software and product security, scalability and testing techniques.
- Write code that meets standards and delivers the required functionality in the chosen technology.
- Understand performance parameters and assess application performance.
- Implement core data structures and algorithms in a language of your choice.
Requirements
- Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent, with basic experience.
- Comfort building features such as web services and queries on existing tables.
- Awareness of Agile practices and continuous integration, ideally from prior agile work or introductory training.
- Hands-on knowledge of operating systems, with Ubuntu and SLES named.
- Working knowledge of Kubernetes, virtualisation and containerisation.
- Knowledge of on-prem, cloud and edge deployment models.
- Ability to break down problems and estimate development tasks.
The posting does not give a number of years of experience.
What the role involves
The mix of Linux, Kubernetes and edge or on-prem deployment suggests platform work: software that runs inside medical equipment and hospital setups, not only cloud apps. Expect to build services, run them in containers, tune performance and document what you did. The long "personal attributes" list points to a team that values asking questions and owning your deliverables.
Who it suits
It suits postgraduates who like backend and infrastructure work and have touched Linux and containers during a project. It is a weaker match for pure front-end developers.
How to stand out
- Show a project deployed on Kubernetes or Docker, ideally on a Linux machine you set up yourself.
- Be ready for data structure and algorithm questions, as the posting asks for implementation skill.
- Explain how you would check an application's performance and where you would look first.
- Mention any healthcare or regulated-software interest, but only if it is true.
Check before you apply
- No pay is listed.
- No closing date appears on the page.
- The Master's requirement is stated clearly. Check whether a Bachelor's with strong experience is considered.
- The posting does not say whether the role is on site or hybrid.
