Walmart Software Engineering Intern (Chennai) | 2027 Batch
Position Summary
As a Software Engineering Intern, you will work with a collaborative team building scalable software solutions that include AI and machine learning integrations. The role offers exposure to real production systems while contributing to projects that support Walmart's global technology ecosystem.
Interns participate in real development work, learn from experienced engineers, and contribute ideas within a fast paced engineering environment. Curiosity, ownership, and a strong learning mindset are expected while working in alignment with Walmart’s culture and values.
About Walmart Global Tech India
Walmart Global Tech India brings together more than 15,000 engineers, data scientists, and technology professionals who develop large scale digital solutions for Walmart’s global operations. These teams design platforms and products that improve customer and associate experiences across stores and digital channels.
The scale of Walmart’s operations is significant, supporting around 260 million customers every week across more than 11,300 stores in 19 countries along with multiple e commerce platforms. With fiscal year 2025 revenue of $681 billion and approximately 2.3 million associates worldwide, Walmart continues to invest heavily in technology, data, and analytics to transform retail experiences.
About the Team
US Omni Tech focuses on understanding customer needs and translating them into scalable technology products. The team builds product roadmaps using strong engineering practices and aims to deliver solutions that support Walmart’s Everyday Low Prices philosophy while maintaining operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
What You Will Do
You will work alongside developers to write code and contribute to systems such as large scale customer databases, item master data platforms, and supply chain systems that support both online and offline channels. Projects may also include mobile applications for associates, integration platforms connecting suppliers and B2B partners, and large scale distributed platforms.
The work involves exposure to service oriented architecture, high performance systems, massive in memory databases, security frameworks, and one of the world’s largest private cloud environments.
What You Will Bring
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering or a related field with expected graduation in 2027.
- Minimum combined aggregate score of 7 or above across all semesters.
- Strong understanding of core computer science areas including data structures, algorithms, object oriented programming, and software design.
- Proficiency in at least one programming language such as C, C++, or Java.
- Ability to analyze problems, interpret data trends, and design practical solutions while working in a dynamic engineering environment.
Skills and topics
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Walmart Inc. is a global retail giant headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas, USA.
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- 1,000+ people
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- ₹1L–1.5L a month
- Founded
- 1962
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- Bentonville, Arkansas, USA
- Website
- walmart.com
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Questions about this job
Can 2029 graduates apply for this Walmart Software Engineering Intern job?
Yes. The post takes batch 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029, and asks for Currently pursuing Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering or equivalent, with no experience needed.
What is the salary for Software Engineering Intern at Walmart in Chennai?
The post lists ₹1L–1.5L a month.
How do I prepare for the Walmart interview?
Revise the skills the post asks for (AI/ML, Algorithms and C) and practise common fresher interview questions on FleetCode.
