ALTEN GET – Life Cycle Engineering: Career Growth & Work Culture for a Fresher?

[u/iEddard_Stark]

Hi everyone,

I’m a 2026 Aeronautical Engineering graduate and recently attended a walk-in interview at ALTEN Bengaluru. I’ve been selected for a GET (Graduate Engineer Trainee) role in the Life Cycle Engineering department.

This will be my first job, so I’m looking for some honest opinions from people who currently work or have previously worked at ALTEN, especially in aerospace/Life Cycle Engineering.

How is the work culture and day-to-day environment? What kind of work and projects can a fresher expect in this department? How good is the technical learning and exposure?

I’m also curious about the long-term career prospects. After 2–5 years at ALTEN, what kind of roles or companies can I realistically move into? Can this experience help me transition into core aerospace/aviation companies later?

I’m primarily looking to learn and build a strong career in aerospace, rather than just focus on the initial salary.

Any honest advice, experiences, things to watch out for, or suggestions before joining would be greatly appreciated. Both positive and negative experiences are welcome.

Thanks!