Graduate Engineer Trainee

The interview process at Johnson Controls typically starts with a timed online aptitude test covering quantitative, logical and verbal sections. Successful candidates move to a technical interview where they are evaluated on BMS concepts, HVAC fundamentals, and problem‑solving abilities. The final HR round assesses cultural fit, communication skills, and career aspirations. Overall difficulty is moderate; thorough preparation of core engineering concepts and aptitude practice is key.

Johnson Controls promotes a collaborative and inclusive work environment where engineers are encouraged to innovate and take ownership of projects. Employees enjoy a balanced mix of on‑site field work and office‑based design activities, with ample opportunities for continuous learning and career advancement.

B.E / B.Tech in Instrumentation, Instrumentation & Control, Electronics & Instrumentation, or Electrical Engineering. Minimum 55% aggregate in SSC, HSC and graduation. Graduation year 2026. No active backlogs at the time of joining. Strong observation skills, willingness to learn, and ability to work in a team.

Round 1: Online Aptitude Test → Round 2: Technical Interview (design, BMS concepts, problem solving) → Round 3: HR Interview (fitment, communication, career goals)

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 deep expertise in HVAC, fire and security systems, and digital automation to help customers reduce energy consumption and improve occupant comfort. In India, Johnson Controls has a strong footprint across major metros, partnering with real‑estate developers, facility managers and industrial giants to implement cutting‑edge building management systems. The organization prides itself on a collaborative culture, continuous learning, and a clear focus on innovation, making it an attractive destination for fresh engineering talent. The Graduate Engineer Trainee (GET) role is designed as an entry‑level gateway into the world of building automation and control engineering. As a GET, you will be immersed in global projects that involve the design, configuration, and commissioning of Building Management Systems (BMS) for HVAC and related subsystems. You will work under the guidance of senior engineers and project managers, gaining hands‑on exposure to industry‑standard tools, software platforms, and field instrumentation. The role emphasizes learning through structured training, real‑time problem solving, and active participation in client meetings and workshops. Key Responsibilities: 1. Assist in the design and application engineering of Building Management Systems for HVAC. 2. Prepare Project Execution Plans in coordination with senior team members. 3. Conduct site surveys, collect data, and support hardware/software configuration. 4. Ensure quality assurance and defect‑free delivery of BMS packages. 5. Follow established processes and guidelines to meet project timelines. 6. Participate in internal and client‑facing meetings, workshops, and training sessions. 7. Document technical specifications, test reports, and as‑built drawings. 8. Support commissioning, testing, and handover activities. 9. Maintain clear communication with cross‑functional teams and stakeholders. 10. Continuously update knowledge on emerging automation technologies and industry standards. Tech Stack & Tools: Building Automation System (BAS) platforms, HVAC control software, PLC programming, SCADA, AutoCAD, MATLAB/Simulink, basic Python scripting for data analysis, and standard office productivity suites. Growth Path: Successful trainees can progress to roles such as Junior Automation Engineer, BMS Engineer, Project Engineer, and eventually senior positions like Automation Lead or Solutions Architect. Johnson Controls also offers rotational opportunities across product lines, enabling a broad skill set. Why Join Johnson Controls? The company offers a structured graduate program with mentorship, exposure to international projects, and a clear career trajectory. Fresh engineers benefit from a supportive learning environment, competitive compensation, and the chance to work on technologies that shape the future of smart buildings.