PwC frontend developer hiring 2026 for freshers in Pune

PwC India's Pune office wants a PwC frontend developer with 0 to 2 years of experience. You need a regular, full-time B.E., B.Tech, MCA, M.E., M.Tech, MBA or PGDM. The listing adds that your course must not have been extended because of backlogs.

The role sits in the AppTech group of PwC's Advisory line of service, with Operations as the specialism. The Workday title is "Specialist 3, Frontend Developer". The requisition ID is DB_006073, the job is full time, and it was posted on 6 October 2026. PwC's Workday page shows it open until 20 October 2026.

Degrees PwC accepts

The education line is strict in one way and wide in another. It is wide because it accepts engineering, MCA and even MBA or PGDM holders for a coding role. It is strict because every qualification must be regular and full time, and a degree that ran longer due to backlogs does not qualify.

BCA and B.Sc graduates are not named. If you hold an MCA after a BCA, you fit through the MCA route. Engineering graduates can see more openings on our jobs for engineering graduates page, and MCA holders on the MCA and M.Sc openings page.

PwC says this listing comes from its entry-level careers programmes. The page also says the job offers no work visa sponsorship and needs no government clearance. Travel is marked "Not Specified".

Five areas of work, as listed

PwC describes the PwC frontend developer job as building fast, responsive web and mobile apps with a focus on user experience. The listing splits the work into five numbered areas:

1. Develop and maintain applications. Build scalable, high-performance front-end apps in Angular.
2. Collaborate with teams. Work with back-end developers, designers and product managers to turn UI and UX designs into screens and to connect APIs.
3. Optimise code. Write clean, maintainable code and tune components to perform well across devices and browsers.
4. Debug and troubleshoot. Find and fix issues, bugs and bottlenecks on time.
5. Stay updated. Keep learning new tools and frameworks to improve your skills and app performance.

The wider team works in Enterprise Architecture services. PwC says this group defines clients' technology goals, assesses solution options and designs architecture. It also builds software and data platforms and handles large volumes of client data.

The stack named in the listing

The mandatory skills are specific, which makes preparation easier:

• JavaScript.
• Angular, for building dynamic web apps.
• TypeScript, RxJS, the Angular CLI and component-based design.
• RESTful APIs and third-party libraries.
• Flutter, with hands-on work on cross-platform mobile apps.

The general skills are HTML5, CSS3, front-end frameworks and Git. The good-to-have list is short: problem solving, communication and teamwork, and a willingness to learn new tools.

Two parts of this stack stand out. First, the job wants both web (Angular) and mobile (Flutter), so a pure React profile is not a direct match. Second, RxJS is named on its own, which points to work with streams and observables.

Practice plan for Angular and Flutter

A fresher can cover this stack with one or two small projects. Here is a plan built only from the skills PwC names:

• Build an Angular app with the Angular CLI that has at least three components and a shared service.
• Call a public REST API from that service and show the data in a list with search.
• Use RxJS operators such as map, filter, switchMap and debounceTime for a live search box.
• Write it in strict TypeScript, with interfaces for every API response.
• Make the layout responsive with plain HTML5 and CSS3, then test it on a phone browser.
• Build the same screen in Flutter as a small mobile app, so you can show both halves of the stack.
• Keep both projects on Git with clear commits, since Git is a listed skill.

In a PwC frontend developer interview, be ready to explain how a component talks to a service, what an observable is, and how you found and fixed one real bug in your project. Those map directly to the debugging and optimisation areas in the listing.

Points to check before applying

Apply on PwC's own Workday site: PwC frontend developer, Pune, on PwC Workday. Check three things first. Your degree must be regular and full time. It must not have run longer due to backlogs. Your experience must sit within 0 to 2 years.

PwC does not state a salary or the selection rounds for this PwC frontend developer job. The listing asks for no fee, so any request for payment in PwC's name is a scam.

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Source: PwC India's official Workday listing for requisition DB_006073.