Captive technology and operations hub serving Societe Generale's global banking lines
SG GSC is the India-based captive delivery centre for Societe Generale, running application development, infrastructure and banking operations for the group's business lines. Its stack pairs a Java/Spring Boot and Angular/React application core with an Azure-centric data platform (Databricks, Data Factory, Synapse, Delta Lake), now adding Copilot Pro. Hiring is accelerating and senior-heavy, weighted toward engineering and finance roles tied to treasury, market risk and regulatory reporting.
Notable leadership hires: Unit Head, Function Head
Societe Generale Global Solution Centre is a wholly owned subsidiary of the European banking group Societe Generale, set up in 2000 and headquartered in Bangalore. It delivers application development and maintenance, infrastructure management, and business and knowledge process services to the parent group's business lines worldwide. Specialties include banking technology, equity research and analytics, infrastructure services and banking operations. The organisation sits in the 5,001–10,000 employee range, with facilities in Bangalore and Chennai and hiring activity across India, Romania and Morocco.
Core tools include Java, Spring Boot, Angular, React, Python, Kafka, Docker and Kubernetes, plus an Azure data stack with Databricks, Azure Data Factory, Synapse, Delta Lake and Power BI. GCP and Azure DevOps also appear.
It is headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka, India, with operations also in Chennai. Current hiring extends to India, Romania and Morocco.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by engineering, followed by finance, data and security roles, with a strong tilt toward senior and lead-level positions plus Unit Head and Function Head openings.
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