Graduate Engineer Trainee

The interview process typically starts with a timed online aptitude test covering quantitative, logical reasoning and verbal ability. Shortlisted candidates face a technical interview focusing on IAM concepts, cloud security, and basic programming. The final HR round assesses cultural fit, communication skills, and motivation. Preparation should include IAM fundamentals, cloud platform basics, and practicing coding problems.

Johnson Controls promotes a collaborative work environment where learning and innovation are encouraged. Employees benefit from structured career growth programs, mentorship, and a healthy work‑life balance supported by flexible policies.

Currently pursuing a Master's degree (M.Tech/M.Sc) in Computer Science, Information Security, Cybersecurity, or a related field (or a B.Tech/B.E. with equivalent knowledge). Minimum 50% academic aggregate with no active backlogs. Strong foundation in programming (Python, Java, C#) and basic networking concepts. Excellent communication and teamwork abilities. Preferred batch years: 2025‑2027.

Round 1: Online Aptitude Test → Round 2: Technical Interview (IAM & cybersecurity concepts, coding) → Round 3: HR Interview (fit & motivation)

Johnson Controls is a global leader in building technologies, delivering integrated solutions that make buildings smarter, safer and more sustainable. With a presence in over 150 countries, the company combines decades of engineering expertise with cutting‑edge digital platforms to help customers reduce energy consumption, improve occupant comfort, and enhance operational efficiency. In India, Johnson Controls has a strong footprint across major metros, driving innovation in HVAC, fire safety, and security systems while fostering a culture of continuous learning and diversity. The Graduate Engineer Trainee role is positioned within the APAC IAM/Cybersecurity team. As a fresh graduate, you will work side‑by‑side with seasoned security professionals to design, implement, and operate identity and access management (IAM) solutions for enterprise applications. This internship‑to‑full‑time pathway offers hands‑on exposure to industry‑standard IAM platforms such as Azure AD, Okta, Saviynt, and SailPoint, along with practical experience in cloud environments (Azure, AWS) and scripting automation. Key Responsibilities: 1. Assist in configuring and managing IAM platforms for user provisioning, access reviews, and Single Sign‑On (SSO). 2. Support the rollout of security controls including Multi‑Factor Authentication (MFA) and privileged access management. 3. Monitor system logs, analyze security events, and help respond to incidents under supervision. 4. Document IAM processes, generate access request reports, and maintain compliance records. 5. Collaborate with IT and security teams to troubleshoot access issues and facilitate onboarding/offboarding. 6. Develop and maintain automation scripts (Python, PowerShell) for identity lifecycle management. 7. Participate in knowledge‑sharing sessions to stay updated on emerging cybersecurity threats and best practices. 8. Contribute to policy enforcement and audit readiness activities. 9. Assist in preparing technical documentation and presentations for internal stakeholders. 10. Support the evaluation of new IAM tools and technologies. Tech Stack: Azure AD, Okta, Saviynt, SailPoint, OAuth2, SAML, SCIM, RBAC, Python, PowerShell, Azure, AWS, Linux/Windows OS, basic networking. Growth Path: Successful trainees can transition to full‑time Graduate Engineer positions, progressing to IAM Analyst, Security Engineer, and eventually senior roles such as IAM Architect or Cybersecurity Manager. The company encourages certifications (e.g., Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer, Okta Certified Administrator) and offers internal training programs. Why Join Johnson Controls? You will be part of a forward‑looking organization that values innovation, teamwork, and personal development. The role provides a rare blend of technical depth and business impact, allowing you to build a solid foundation in cybersecurity while contributing to real‑world projects that protect critical infrastructure.