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Software Engineer......JAVA/J2EE Developer (Banking Domain)

Greetings from****** UNIDUS SERVICES*******

We are Mumbai based Placement Consultants

Currently we are having opening in a leading software company. Details are mentioned below.
Location: Vikhroli

Designation: Software Engineer

Experience: 3 - 4 Years

Compensation: Best in industry

Education: BE Computers

Industry: Software development (Banking domain)

Role in the current company: Java-J2EE developer

Job Profile:
> Java –J2EE developer.
>Understanding of requirement specifications.
>Writing SQL queries, knowledge on version control,
>Skill sets: Core Java, J2EE,Servlets,JSP, AJAX, Java Script, JDBC, Web services, struts
>Application servers : Jboss, Jrun, weblogic
>IDE : NETBeans
>Data Base: SQL 2000, 2005.

Your CV has been shortlisted from Naukri.com.

If you are interested for any of these designations, kindly forward me your CV on sananabi.unidus@gmail.com. Please mention your current CTC.

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Regard's
Sana
HR Consultant
UNIDUS SERVICES

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