Early Careers Rotational Program Development Engineer - Software Engineering/AI Track
VIAVI Solutions2 months ago
Indianapolis, IN, USAEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Rotate across multiple expert R&D teams and develop software engineering skills during the two-year program.
- Contribute to software and hardware solutions that help customers plan, deploy, certify, monitor, and optimize communication networks.
- Collaborate with Agile teams and leadership on designs, project progress, issue resolution, and delivered solutions.
- Learn and apply relevant technologies, tools, methods, and processes while adapting to new projects and changing priorities.
- Continue contributing to a designated VIAVI team after successfully completing the rotational program.
Requirements
- Undergraduate or graduate degree from an accredited university in computer science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or an equivalent technical discipline.
- Experience with C/C++ or Java, JavaScript or TypeScript, Linux, networking protocols such as TCP/IP, 802.11, and Bluetooth, and RESTful API integration.
- Familiarity with large language models, AI-assisted coding, and agentic workflows.
- Engineering-related experience outside the classroom, such as an internship, co-op, hackathon, research project, or related experience.
- Ability to collaborate in a team environment, manage time effectively, communicate with teammates and leadership, and adapt quickly to changing priorities.
- Willingness and ability to work on a temporary assignment in another country or location.
Benefits
- Two-year international rotation program with opportunities to work across multiple R&D teams.
- Competitive salary and complete benefits.
- Opportunity to continue a career with VIAVI and a designated team after completing the program.
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About VIAVI Solutions
VIAVI Solutions (NASDAQ: VIAV) is a public company headquartered in Chandler, Arizona that sells network test, monitoring, and service-assurance equipment and software to telecom operators, enterprises, and network builders. It also produces optical security and thin‑film coatings used for currency anti‑counterfeiting and light management in consumer electronics, automotive, defense, and instrumentation. The company traces its lineage to JDSU, from which it was spun out in 2015.