[EXP] NCR Teradata recruiting C - SQL developers - 2 - 5 Yrs - Hyderabad

"The Achievements of an organisation are of the Results of Combined Effort of Each Individual"

Let's Not  Miss This Opportunity To Have The Best Associates Around You ..... 

 And what's more… you get rewarded for doing so!!!! 

We are hiring  C Programmers who have worked on Linux OS (Mandatory) & are well versed with data structures / OS internals having advanced SQL knowledge  (Mandatory) for our Hyderabad Location. 

Also, looking for C Programmers with 2 - 5 years of IT experience - who have worked on Open Source Linux Development with advanced knowledge of OS Internals

 Nice to have: Perl Scripting 

Minimum Relevant Exp:-  2 - 5 Years 

Candidates currently willing to relocate to Hyderabad only will be processed 

Send this message to your friends or anyone you think meets the skill sets mentioned and would like to be a part of our ever-growing Teradata family.  

Hurry….. Send your Referral CV’s to: AP185083@TERADATA.COM

WIN attractive Bonuses as part of Employee Referral Program  

We look forward to your support and co-operation.

Regards,
Anjali
+22-66447599

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