Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is one of the largest recruiters of talent from engineering campuses in the country, invites freshers’ applications for the “Graduate Engineer Trainee Program“.
On its advertisement page the company said “Over the past five years, RIL has recruited engineers across disciplines in Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical, Instrumentation, Information Technology and Metallurgy from leading engineering institutions in India,”
The company has also announced Reliance Emerging Leaders Program and said,” In this fast-changing world, what helps us stay ahead of the curve is constant innovation and hard work. The Reliance Emerging Leaders Program (RELP) is a gateway to the young leaders of tomorrow to join us and drive challenging projects across Reliance,”
“The RELP involves a 2 year developmental journey with 2 challenging assignments in the first year and a final role in the second year. Structured and personalized learning interventions across the 2-year program ensures that RELs are groomed to be effective leaders of tomorrow. The program also opens up avenues to accelerated growth and a plethora of learning opportunities across businesses,” it said.
The company also invites applications for the ‘Reliance Summer Internship Program‘. In a statement on its career page, RIL said, “The Reliance Summer Internship Program is a 2-month full-time experiential learning program,”
“Students across premier B-schools and Engineering Colleges in the country undergo a robust internship under the mentorship of in-house experts. The 2-month journey is replete with a powerful induction, challenging projects, industrial visits, face time with senior leadership, and much more!” the company said.
log on company’s career page for more details and click here to apply.
Reliance Industries Limited is a Fortune 500 company and the largest private-sector corporation in India.
It is an Indian multinational conglomerate company, headquartered in Mumbai, India. RIL’s diverse businesses include energy, petrochemicals, natural gas, retail, telecommunications, mass media, and textiles.
