A company based in Connaught Place, Delhi, is hiring a Junior Odoo Developer for a full-time, on-site role. Pay goes up to 40,500 INR a month, and the position is aimed at someone early in their career rather than a seasoned ERP specialist.
Getting in the door
A bachelor's degree is the baseline requirement, and the team places real weight on whether a candidate can actually work with the specific stack this job runs on. Nine months of relevant hands-on experience is what's expected, which is enough to show you've done more than tutorials but still early enough that this genuinely reads as a junior opening rather than one dressed up to sound easier than it is.
The technical skill set includes:
- The Odoo framework itself, including how its module system fits together
- Python, since it's what most of Odoo's backend logic runs on
- XML, used heavily for defining views and configuration inside Odoo
- PostgreSQL, the database Odoo is built on top of
- Module customization, meaning the ability to extend or adjust existing Odoo modules rather than just installing them as-is
Someone who's built even a small custom module, say a workflow tweak for inventory tracking or a custom report, will have a real leg up here over a candidate who's only used Odoo as an end user.
What would strengthen an application?
Familiarity with the OWL framework used in newer Odoo versions is increasingly valuable, as front-end customization has shifted toward it. Some comfort with QWeb templating helps anyone working on reports or custom views, and basic Git usage matters because most teams won't want to hand-manage code changes without version control. Domain knowledge in accounting or inventory modules, specifically, even from a course project, tends to shorten the learning curve for much of the customization work this role involves.
Day to day
Most of the work involves writing and maintaining code for the applications this team builds and supports, often inside existing Odoo modules rather than starting from scratch each time. New feature requests come in through regular collaboration with other parts of the team, not as isolated tickets dropped without context. Turning a rough requirement into a working module customization is a core part of the role. When QA flags something broken, whether it's a form that isn't saving correctly or a report pulling the wrong figures, chasing that down and fixing it becomes part of the normal rhythm of the week rather than an exception to it.
- Write and maintain code for Odoo-based applications and customizations
- Work with the team to translate feature requests into working modules
- Fix bugs surfaced during testing before release
The Connaught Place office
Connaught Place sits right in the middle of Delhi and hosts a wide mix of businesses, including a fair number of software and IT firms. This is an on-site role, so daily attendance at the office is expected. Naukri Mitra regularly features Odoo developer openings outside Delhi, and this one is priced toward the accessible end for someone still early in their career, which fits given the 9 months of experience being asked for.
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Provident fund contributions
- On-site cafeteria access
- Cab or commute support
The commute support is worth noting given how much traffic tends to build up around Connaught Place during standard office hours.
Applying
A resume that names actual Odoo modules worked on, even from coursework or a personal project, will stand out more than one that just lists "Python developer" as a general title. If you've ever customized an Odoo view or written a server action, describe it directly rather than implying it.
