Traditional entry-level engineering roles becoming obsolete in IT sector due to AI
LTM Chief Delivery Officer Gururaj Deshpande stated that the company is changing its delivery model.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
2 November 2026, 3:06 am · Updated 2:43 pm · 1 min read
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According to a Business Standard report, traditional entry-level engineering roles in the IT sector have collapsed due to the impact of artificial intelligence (AI). Keeping this trend in mind, the company LTM has made a major change in its working methodology.
As per the report published by Business Standard, LTM Chief Delivery Officer Gururaj Deshpande has provided important information in this regard. He has clarified that the company is now moving away from traditional entry-level engineering positions.
A major change is coming in the delivery methods of IT companies through modern technology and AI. Due to these very reasons, entry-level engineering positions that were traditionally recruited are now disappearing or witnessing a sharp decline.
As AI-based technologies are being adopted by LTM, the entire delivery model is being restructured, which is having a direct impact on these types of jobs.
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