Hey Champ 👋

I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (7th Nov).

Here’s your list for today 👇

🔹 General Openings

American Express

  • Position: Analyst - Data Analytics

  • Salary: 14-20 LPA CTC

  • Location: Remote/ Office

Visa

  • Role: Software Test Engineer

  • Experience: Experienced

  • Location: Bengaluru, India

Morgan Stanley

  • Role: Business Data Analyst

  • Experience: Experienced

NTT DATA

  • Role: Data & Business Insights Associate

  • Experience: Freshers/ Experienced

  • Location: Chennai, India

Accelya

Lam Research

Rockwell Automation

  • Role: Graduate Engineer Trainee

  • Batch: 2025

  • Location: Bangalore

Monks

  • Role: Software Engineer (Fresher)

  • Batch: 2025

  • Location: Noida

🔹 Referral / Premium Insider Opportunities (Low Competition)

1. AI/ML and Python Developers (Expedien eSolutions)

  • Open Roles: AI/ML Engineers and Python Developers

  • Experience: Freshers Welcome

  • Location: Noida, Sector-63 (5 Days Working)

  • Eligibility: B.Tech/ M.Tech/ MCA

  • To Apply: Send your resume to the hiring contact via email: [email protected]

2. Backend Intern (C9Lab)

  • Role: Backend Intern (Full-Time Internship)

  • Batch: 2024 / 2025 Pass-outs (Engineering background)

  • Location: Indore (M.P.)

  • Key Skills: Python, GoLang

  • To Apply: Send your resume directly via email: [email protected]

Tip: Master the 24-Hour Follow-Up Email

The job search doesn't stop when you leave the interview room. The 24 hours after the interview are crucial. A perfect follow-up email can solidify your position, fix mistakes you might have made, and show the company how serious you are.

Why the Follow-Up is Mandatory ?

Think of this email as your final chance to impress. Everyone sends a "thank you," but a good candidate sends an email that reminds the interviewer exactly why they should hire you.

How to Structure the Perfect Follow-Up (Within 24 Hours)

  1. Start Specific, Not Generic:

Don't say: "Thank you for your time today." (Too common, easy to ignore.)

Do say: "Thank you for taking the time to discuss the Associate Software Engineer role today. I especially enjoyed our conversation about how the team plans to integrate the new LLM infrastructure."

Action: By mentioning a specific topic, you prove you were actively listening and remind the interviewer exactly who you are.

  1. Reinforce Your Value (The Best Part):

This is your chance to connect your skills to their current problems. Mention a challenge they brought up during the interview.

Example: "You mentioned that optimizing the database query time is the team's top priority right now. I wanted to reiterate that in my recent project, I successfully redesigned the database queries, improving load time by 45%. I'm confident I can bring that same immediate impact to your team."

Action: This is powerful because you’re not just listing skills; you are offering a direct solution to a known problem.

  1. Address Weaknesses (If Needed, Use Carefully):

Did you struggle to answer a technical question? Don't panic—fix it here.

Example: "I realized after our call that I slightly misremembered the correct syntax for the specific method on binary trees you asked about. I spent some time reviewing it this evening and confirmed the correct implementation is [briefly state the correction]. Thank you for challenging me; I appreciate the learning opportunity."

Action: This shows maturity, humility, and dedication. It tells the interviewer, "I can quickly correct my mistakes and I take feedback seriously."

  1. End with a Clear Next Step:

Conclude the email by stating your enthusiasm and confirming the next steps.

Example: "I am extremely excited about the possibility of joining your team. I look forward to hearing from you regarding the next steps in the hiring process."

Your Goal: Your email should not feel like work for the interviewer. It should feel like a clear confirmation that they just interviewed a thoughtful, dedicated, and ready-to-go professional.

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