2026 DXC Technology Graduate Program New Zealand

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Job Description:

Our Graduate Program is designed for talented, passionate graduates who are looking to join an agile world leader and are ready to use the power of technology to deliver mission critical IT services that move the world. Our customers entrust us to deliver what matters most.

We believe every graduate is unique and our aim is to help you build a solid foundation in your professional career, apply your learnings, and discover new possibilities.

If you are passionate about making a difference for our customers and society, this program is for you! Whether you are a tech enthusiast or someone who just wants to make an impact on people’s lives – join the DXC journey in shaping the future of tomorrow.

Our program operates across a number of locations in New Zealand including Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Graduate Pathways:

Application Developer - Create, test and program applications for our clients

Technical Consulting - Collaborate with our clients to improve their business through DXC’s offerings and expertise

Software Engineering - Design, develop, test and evaluate IT software

Test Analyst - Plan, design and evaluate applications and products for client

Business Analyst - Bridge the gap between IT and the business using analysis to support business decisions

Business Consulting - Collaborate with our clients to improve their business through DXC’s offerings and expertise

Project Management - Plan, manage, oversee and lead customer projects to completion

Sales - Generate business opportunities with current and future clients

Service Delivery Coordinator - Coordinate service delivery for our clients’ critical applications

To be eligible for our Graduate Program, when submitting your application, you should be:

A New Zealand citizen or Permanent Resident

Have completed all course requirements for your university degree or Polytechnic diploma no earlier than November 2026, and must be expecting to complete all course requirements for your degree no later than February 2026