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This opening is with one of the largest financial service group in the world.


Kindly go through the below mentioned job details:

• Position : Java Developer.
• Skills : Java, J2ee, Jsp, Servlets, Oracle.
• Experience : 1 – 3 yrs.
• Location : Lower Parel, Mumbai.

Required Details:

• Very good experience in Java, J2ee, Jsp, Servlets, Oracle.
• Understanding of design patterns & UML.
• Experience in web based projects.
• Must have the ability to drive issues independently and actively.
• Actively using his own experiences to suggest improvements to product or development process.


If interested for the above mentioned opportunity kindly revert with your updated resume, along with the following details

Total IT Experience
Current Salary
Expected Salary
Notice period.

Best Regards,
Ramya Rao
Recruitment Team
Chenoa Information & Software Services Pvt. Ltd.
Phone: +91-22-66903131
Email: rrao@chenoainc.com
URL: www.chenoainc.com
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