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Openings at JDA Software


Referral Walk-in on 16th November 2013

Dear Associates,

Refer a Friend for Product Development Team.

 

Req No

Interview Location

Skill

Experience

1834

Bangalore

Java, J2EE, Javascript

7-9 Years

1835

Bangalore

Java, J2EE, Project Management

11-14 Years

1836

Bangalore

STLC, Automation Testing, SQL

3-4 Years

1844

Bangalore

Java, J2EE, Project Management

7-9 Years

1845

Bangalore

Core Java, J2EE, SQL

5-6 Years

1846

Bangalore

Core Java, J2EE, SQL & Webserivices

5-6 Years

1857

Bangalore

STLC, Manual Testing, SQL

3-4 Years

1854

Bangalore

STLC, Automation Testing, SQL

5-6 Years

1851

Bangalore

Core Java, J2EE

3-4 Years

1848

Bangalore

Core Java, JavaScriprt, Extj/GWT, SQL

5-6 Years

1860

Hyderabad

C#,.Net, SQL

7-9 Years

1849

Hyderabad

C#,.Net,SQL

5-6 Years

1850

Hyderabad

C#.Net, SQL

3-4 Years

1855

Hyderabad

STLC, Manual testing, SQL

3-4 Years

 


Thanks,
Mohan

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