Software Engineer

Kaleris’s interview process typically starts with a timed online aptitude test, followed by a coding round that emphasizes data structures and algorithmic efficiency. Successful candidates then face a technical interview focusing on OOP design, debugging, and any logistics‑related projects they have handled. The final HR round assesses cultural fit and communication skills. Preparation should include mock tests, system design basics, and clear articulation of past project experiences.

Kaleris promotes a collaborative, inclusive environment where engineers are encouraged to experiment and own their projects. Employees benefit from mentorship programs, regular knowledge‑sharing sessions, and a healthy work‑life balance supported by flexible timings and occasional remote work options.

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology or related fields; minimum 60% aggregate (or CGPA 6.0/10); final year students or graduates of 2024‑2026 batches; no active backlogs at the time of joining; strong academic record in core programming and data structures.

Round 1: Online aptitude test (logical reasoning, quantitative, verbal) → Round 2: Coding test on platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank → Round 3: Technical interview (design, OOP concepts, past projects) → Round 4: HR interview (fit, communication, expectations)

Kaleris is a private‑equity backed software firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with a strong global footprint in supply‑chain execution. The company specializes in yard management, shipment visibility, and asset management across rail, truck, and multimodal transportation. With a focus on digital transformation for industrial shippers and carriers, Kaleris combines deep domain expertise with cutting‑edge technology to deliver end‑to‑end logistics solutions. The firm’s culture encourages creativity, rapid learning, and cross‑continental collaboration, making it an attractive destination for fresh engineering talent in India. The role of Software Engineer at Kaleris’s Chennai office is designed for recent graduates who are eager to contribute to the next generation of transportation and logistics software. As a member of the development team, you will work closely with senior engineers in both India and the United States, translating functional requirements into robust, high‑performance code. You will be involved in the full software lifecycle—from design and implementation to testing, deployment, and post‑release support—ensuring that Kaleris’s products remain reliable, scalable, and user‑friendly. Key responsibilities include: 1. Analyzing functional specifications and translating them into clean, maintainable code. 2. Designing and developing new features for Kaleris’s logistics platforms. 3. Maintaining and enhancing existing user interfaces, algorithms, and data structures. 4. Writing unit, integration, and functional test cases and automating test suites. 5. Debugging and troubleshooting issues using Visual Studio, Code Warrior, or equivalent IDEs. 6. Managing source code using version‑control tools such as SVN, CVS, or VSS. 7. Collaborating with cross‑functional teams to ensure seamless integration of new modules. 8. Providing technical support for both new and legacy product features. 9. Communicating progress and blockers to supervisors across India and the USA. 10. Occasionally traveling internationally to meet customers or visit other offices. The tech stack primarily revolves around object‑oriented languages (C++, C#), Visual Studio, Code Warrior, and industry‑standard version control systems. Familiarity with real‑time graphical application development and logistics domain knowledge is a plus. Kaleris offers a clear growth path: junior engineers can progress to senior developer, lead architect, or product manager roles based on performance and continuous learning. The company invests in employee development through mentorship, technical workshops, and exposure to global projects. Joining Kaleris means becoming part of a forward‑thinking team that values innovation, diversity, and a balanced work‑life environment, while contributing to a critical industry that keeps goods moving worldwide.