Dentsu full stack developer hiring 2026, Gurugram freshers

Dentsu full stack developer hiring is open in Gurugram, and this one is written for freshers. The listing calls the role entry level. It says it suits a recent graduate or an early career developer. Internships, hackathons and academic or personal projects all count as hands on exposure.

The requisition is titled Developer. The description calls it an Entry Level Full Stack Developer. The listing names Sokrati as the brand and Gurugram as the location. The time type is full time and the contract type is permanent. It went up on 2 September 2026 and carries an end date of 30 September 2026.

The experience line, which is the point

The experience line is short. It asks for 0 to 1 years of relevant experience, and it says that experience can come through internships, projects or hackathons. So college work counts here, by the listing's own wording.

The degree line asks for a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or a related field. A strong academic record is preferred, not required. A BCA, BSc IT, BTech or MCA student who has built real projects meets both of those lines.

The stack you would work on

The description is specific about tools, which makes it easy to prepare for. React.js is the front end, on top of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Python is the back end, with Flask or Django. The two sides talk over REST APIs. Data sits in MySQL or MongoDB. Version control is Git and GitHub, and API testing is done with tools such as Postman.

That is the toolset a Dentsu full stack developer is asked to bring. There is no long list of frameworks after it. If you have built one React front end that talks to a Flask or Django API, you have touched most of it.

The listing also says you would work across the stack next to senior engineers, and ship real features. It puts the team in Gurugram and names the brand as Sokrati.

What the job asks you to do

Eight duties are listed. They cover both ends of the stack.

• You build the screens in React.js, and they have to hold up on a phone as well as a desktop.
• You write the back end in Python, with Flask or Django, and expose it as REST APIs.
• You wire the front end to those APIs, and to third party APIs too.
• You model the data and write the queries, in MySQL or MongoDB.
• You keep the code readable and documented, not merely working.
• You sit in code reviews, and you test and debug your own work, by hand and through the API.
• You take requirements from designers, product managers and other engineers, and ship on the agreed date.
• You hunt bugs, and you make the app faster and easier to use.

The required skills

Eight items sit in the required list. Six of them name tools or techniques. The last two are about how you work.

• HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with React.js on top. The listing wants a solid understanding of all four.
• Python at working level, with Flask or Django behind it.
• REST API design, and knowing how to plug one into a front end.
• MySQL or MongoDB, at basic level.
• Git and GitHub for version control.
• An API testing tool. The listing names Postman.
• Analytical thinking and problem solving.
• Communication, and working inside a team.

The good to have list

Six items sit under good to have. None of them is required, and a student can build two or three of them in a term.

• Exposure to LLM models and AI integration.
• Experience with web scraping or data extraction modules.
• A basic understanding of ML assisted or rule based analysis. The listing gives security and fraud detection as example use cases.
• Prior internship experience in a full stack role.
• Participation in hackathons or coding competitions.
• A portfolio of personal or academic full stack projects. The listing says GitHub links are welcome.

That last line is worth acting on. The company is asking to see your repositories, so put the link where a recruiter will find it.

The AI item is the one to note. A Dentsu full stack developer is not asked to build models. The listing asks only for exposure to LLM models and AI integration, and it puts that under good to have.

What is not on the listing

Some of what a candidate wants is missing. There is no pay figure for a Dentsu full stack developer. No number of openings. No batch year. No description of the interview rounds. Nothing about work from home or office days beyond the Gurugram location. Do not fill any of those gaps from a forwarded WhatsApp message.

What freshers usually ask

Is this a fresher job? Yes by the listing's own words. It says entry level, it names recent graduates, and it asks for 0 to 1 years.

Which degree does a Dentsu full stack developer need? A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or a related field.

Where is it based? Gurugram, Haryana.

What is the last date? The listing carries an end date of 30 September 2026.

What should I revise first? React.js, Python with Flask or Django, and basic MySQL or MongoDB queries. Those three carry the required list.

Is a salary given? No pay figure appears on the listing.

The Dentsu full stack developer listing is an entry level one and its degree line is broad. If you hold a BCA or BSc, an engineering degree or an MCA or MSc, you meet the degree line. The words "a related field" leave room for other degrees as well. Two other software roles worth a look are the R1 RCM software engineer job in Noida and the Qualcomm software test engineer role in Hyderabad. The rest sit on the Classic Jobs listings page. The full job text is on the official dentsu careers site.