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Walk-in Written Test & Interviews on Saturday, January 23, 2010 between 0930 hrs. to 1200 hrs.

Date of Walk-in on Saturday, January 23, 2010

Written Tests between 09:30 a.m. 12:00 noon

Contact: Team HR, [email protected], [email protected]

Software Analyst

Qualification: BTech / MTech Degree - CSE and IT preferred. 70% throughout academics is a must.

Experience: 1 - 3 yrs

Job Description:

- Experience in .Net programming. Preferably in VB.Net (or) C#.Net

- Knowledge of OOAD modeling is an added advantage.

- Ability to use Modeling Tools / VB or VB.NET skills for product configuration / customization.

- Excellent communication skills are required as the job involves high end customer interaction.

Software Analyst

Qualification: BTech/MTech Mech. / Civil / Production / Marine

Experience: 1 - 3 Yrs

Domain: CAD/CAE/CATIA/Shipping/ANSYS Development and customization.

Position 1: Skills: Programming with (C, C++ & COM) or (VB & COM). Excellent in OOPS concepts.

Position 2: Skills: Programming with (VB & COM) or (VB.Net & COM)

Note:

1) Resume should have details of education with Year of passing and % of marks scored.

2) Affix a recent color passport size photo in your resume.

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