AmaliTech Opens Applications for Six-Month Software Engineering Apprenticeship in Rwanda

AI Quick Summary
- AmaliTech has launched an Apprenticeship Programme in Rwanda for aspiring software developers and data engineers.
- The six-month, full-time program is open to final-year university students and recent graduates living in Rwanda with at least six months of practical programming experience.
- Apprentices can specialize in Data Engineering, Python Backend + AI App Development, Java Backend Development, JavaScript Full Stack Development, Quality Assurance (QA), or DevOps.
- Participants receive a monthly stipend, a company laptop, meals, access to modern tools, mentorship, and hands-on project experience.
- The program aims to transition participants to globally competitive software engineering and provide pathways to future career opportunities within AmaliTech and its partners.
AmaliTech has opened applications for its latest Apprenticeship Programme in Rwanda, offering aspiring software developers and data engineers an opportunity to gain practical industry experience while working alongside experienced engineers.
Supported by DEG Impulse, the six-month, full-time programme is designed for final-year university students and recent graduates who want to build careers in software development, data engineering, quality assurance, and DevOps.
Hands-On Training Across Six Technology Tracks
The apprenticeship combines structured learning with real-world project experience, helping participants develop skills that meet international software engineering standards.
Applicants can choose from six specializations:
Data Engineering
Python Backend + AI App Development
Java Backend Development
JavaScript Full Stack Development
Quality Assurance (QA)
DevOps
Throughout the programme, apprentices will receive mentorship from senior engineers working on global client projects while gaining exposure to modern development tools and AI-powered technologies.
Who Can Apply?
The programme is open to individuals currently living in Rwanda or those willing to relocate. Eligible applicants include final-year university students approaching graduation and recent graduates in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Data Science, or related fields.
Candidates should have at least six months of practical programming experience gained through internships, personal projects, hackathons, online courses, or other training programmes. They are also expected to demonstrate strong problem-solving abilities, teamwork, effective communication skills, and fluency in English.
Each specialization includes additional technical requirements based on the chosen track, with some areas also listing preferred skills that can strengthen an application.
What Participants Will Receive
Selected apprentices will participate in the programme full-time from Monday to Friday for six months.
The programme offers:
A monthly stipend
A company laptop
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks
Access to modern software development tools
Mentorship from experienced engineers
Hands-on experience through industry-relevant projects
According to AmaliTech, the apprenticeship is designed to help participants transition from local coding experience to globally competitive software engineering practice while creating pathways to future career opportunities within the company and its partner network.
Application Process
The recruitment process includes an application review, an in-person assessment, technical and behavioural interviews, and the final offer stage.
Interested applicants should complete the online application form and select their preferred specialization before submitting their application. Those seeking additional information can contact the recruitment team via theogene.muhire@amalitech.com or by phone at 0789729808.
Read more: AmaliTech official LinkedIn Page and apply
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ISHIMWE Jean Claude
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