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Req Number

Title

Grade

Experience

Skills

Location

Global IT

134724BR

Manager, System Admin

M2

12 – 15 Yrs

People management, Linux, Virtualisation

Bangalore

Global IT

132804BR

Principal Application developer

P4

9 – 12 Yrs

Experience in Monitoring tool CA APM/CA Wily , Windows/Linux

Bangalore

Global IT

140487BR

Program Mgr (Technical)

P2

3 – 5 Yrs

Project/program methodologies, Cross-Functional skill, Sense of urgency, Accountability

Bangalore

Global IT

140468BR

Associate System Administrator

P1

2 – 4 Yrs

VNX and Celerra (NAS),Windows/UNIX, Strong Troubleshooting, Customer focused, excellent communication

Bangalore

CS

138617BR

Mgr, Tech Support

M2

12 – 14 Yrs

Enterprise Support, Performance Metrics, People Management, Sense of urgency, Good Communication,24/7 Shift

Bangalore

CS

139637BR

Tech Support Engineer II

P2

3 – 5 Yrs

Networking skills –Packet & Session analysis, Firewalls and VPN's & Unix/Linux/Windows, Log analysis and logical troubleshooting, CCNA, CCNP, MCSE

Bangalore

CS

137592BR

Tech Support Engineer II

P2

3 – 5 Yrs

Documentum 5.x, 6.x,Content Server(DQL/API,LDAP) & Web Server (WDK/ Webtop/DA), Strong troubleshooting skills, Good Communication,24/7 Shifts

Bangalore

CS

137025BR

Tech Support Engineer II

P2

3 – 5 Yrs

Captiva modules such as (Inputaccel, eInput, Dispatcher),Content Server, Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills, Good Communication,24/7 Shifts

Bangalore

CS

140998BR

Tech Support Engineer II

P2

3 – 5 Yrs

VNXe/ Celerra/Isilon and Linux/Windows/VMware, Technical Support, Good communication, 24/7 Shift

Bangalore

Managed Services

128804BR

Team Lead, Professional Services

M1

9 – 12 Yrs

EMC Storage administration background, People management, Delivery Management, Strong product/technology/industry knowledge, 24/7 Shifts

Bangalore

Managed Services

141329BR

Delivery Specialist

P3

5 – 9 Yrs

Isilon & SMB, NFS and Multiprotocol, administration, configuration and management of all EMC NAS products

Pune

Managed Services

140368BR

Project Mgr (PS)

P3

5 – 9 Yrs

Strong Excel skills, data manipulation and chart/graph creation, PowerPoint skills, Familiarity with Storage terminology, and Service Management, ITIL

Pune

Global Solutions Service Provider

132614BR

Consultant Software Engineer

P5

12 – 15 Yrs

Java with Cloud / Virtualization / Ruby on rails development, experience in VMware, Openstack, and / Azure

Bangalore

Global Solutions Service Provider

132714BR

Principal  Software Engineer

P4

8 – 12 Yrs

Java with Cloud / Virtualization / Ruby on rails development, experience in VMware, Openstack, and / Azure

Bangalore

Global Solutions Service Provider

132723BR

Software Engineer

P3

5 – 8 Yrs

Java with Cloud / Virtualization / Ruby on rails development, experience in VMware, Openstack, and / Azure

Bangalore

GBS(MCOE)

140598BR

Program Manager(Technical)

P2

3 – 6 Yrs

Working knowledge of  HTML,/HTML 5 CSS, JavaScript/JQuery, Web2.0 technologies, Project Management, Experience with Database marketing a plus.

Bangalore

 

 

 

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