Software development graduate

Overview:

At SITA, we keep airports moving, airlines flying smoothly, and borders open. Our technology and communication innovations power the success of the global air travel industry.

You'll find us in 95% of international airports, working closely with over 2,500 transportation and government clients. Each partnership brings unique challenges, and we thrive on delivering fresh solutions and cutting-edge tech to keep operations running like clockwork. We don't just move the world forward—we're proud to be recognized as a Great Place to Work by our employees and certified in most of our growing locations. Here, we feel empowered, supported, and inspired to grow.

Are you ready to love your job?

The adventure begins right here, with you, at SITA

As a Graduate, Software Developer you will rotate around various projects which directly contribute towards the products we create for our customers. You will be accountable for supporting and contributing to all aspects of delivery lifecycle - this means you will be working on real world challenges.

• Assist with Linux administration: troubleshooting, patching, and monitoring under guidance.
• Contribute to automation tasks using shell scripting (exposure to Ansible a plus).
• Support and learn virtualisation concepts and enterprise platforms (VMware vSphere 7/8).
• Gain exposure to networking, security practices, servers, and storage systems.
• Participate in Kubernetes/containerisation projects with senior team members.
• Collaborate with the team on documentation, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement.

Qualifications:

• Must have a Degree at Hons level in an IT/Engineering discipline;
• Must obtain your degree by July 2025
• Must have less than 12 months' post graduate experience, excluding undergraduate placement/ internship experience.
• Must be an Australian Citizen and eligible for Security Clearance baseline level.
• Experience in Java, and other scripting languages.
• Experience in unix and open source development.
• Have an interest in Devops and Site Reliability Engineering
• Experience creating a potential solution to a problem. i.e. Design Thinking or Prototyping.

• Solid understanding of Linux fundamentals and basic shell scripting.
• Familiarity with virtualisation concepts.
• General awareness of networking, servers, and IT security.
• Fast learner, curious, and motivated to explore new technologies.
• Strong team player with good communication skills
• Exposure to Ansible or other automation tools.
• Interest in or hands-on lab work with Kubernetes.

• Participate in structured rotations allowing you great exposure to different teams and technologies.
• Get assigned to a Buddy and a Mentor that will guide you throughout your Graduate experience.
• Be a part of a Graduate community – both local and global.
• Have access to both Technical and soft skills development training

We're all about diversity. We operate in 200 countries and speak 60 different languages and cultures. We're really proud of our inclusive environment. Our offices are comfortable and fun places to work, and we make sure you get to work from home too. Find out what it's like to join our team and take a step closer to your best life ever.

Flex Week: Work from home up to 2 days/week (depending on your team's needs)

• Flex Day: Make your workday suit your life and plans.

Flex-Location: Take up to 30 days a year to work from any location in the world.

Employee Wellbeing: We have got you covered with our Employee Assistance Program (EAP), for you and your dependents 24/7, 365 days/year. We also offer Champion Health - a personalized platform that supports a range of wellbeing needs.

Professional Development: Level up your skills with our training platforms, including LinkedIn Learning

Competitive Benefits: Competitive benefits that make sense with both your local market and employment status.

SITA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value a diverse workforce. In support of our Employment Equity Program, we encourage women, aboriginal people, members of visible minorities, and/or persons with disabilities to apply and self-identify in the application process.