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I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (23 Jan).

Here’s your list for today 👇

🔹 General Openings 

Company: KRAN Consulting

Role: Software Engineer Intern

Batch: 2026, 2027

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Company: Mastercard

Role: Software Engineer I – Java

Experience: 6 months – 1.5 years

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Company: Cisco

Role: Backend Software Development Engineer (SDE 1)

Experience: 0–2 years

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Company: MyGate

Role: Associate Software Engineer

Experience: 0–2 years

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Company: LeadSquared

Role: Android Intern

Batch: 2026

Location: Noida

Duration: 6 months (potential full-time conversion)

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Company: NTT DATA

Role: Data Analyst

Experience: Freshers / Experienced

Location: Remote

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Company: Red Hat

Role: Trainee – Associate Software Engineer

Experience: Freshers / Experienced

Location: Pune, India

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Company: Caterpillar

Role: Graduate Engineer Trainee

Experience: Freshers / Experienced

Location: India

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Company: TCS

Program: TCS Atlas Hiring

Batch: 2026 (MSc / MA)

Salary: 5.3 LPA

Registration Deadline: 1 Feb 2026

Test Date: 23 Feb 2026

🔹 Referral / Premium Insider Opportunities (Low Competition)

1. Toddle — Frontend Intern

Role: Frontend Intern

Location: Bangalore / Remote

Type: Part-time

Duration: 1 Year

Batch: 2025 / 2026 (7th or 8th Semester – CS / IT)

Stipend: ₹20,000 – ₹35,000 per month (based on skills & performance)

Tech Stack

React, Redux, ES6, HTML5, CSS3, Git

Good to have: GraphQL, Apollo

Why Join

Build real-world products used by 2,500+ schools across 100+ countries

Collaborate with educators

Work on AI-powered learning experiences

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2. Internship Alert — AI Automation Testing & Business Analysis

Location: Pune (Work From Office)

Duration: 2 Months

Eligibility: Fresh Graduates

Ideal Candidate

Strong basics in Automation Testing

Understanding of Business Analysis fundamentals

Good communication skills

Curious about AI-powered testing tools

Benefits

Real project exposure

Office environment & team culture

Mentorship from industry experts

Internship certificate + growth opportunities

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3. Codiant (YASH Technologies Company) — QA Engineer

Experience: 2–5 Years

Location: Indore (Onsite)

Work Schedule: Monday to Friday

Requirements

Strong background in Quality Assurance & Testing

Work on innovative projects with a dynamic team

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4. Xcelore — Frontend Developer

Role Overview

Looking for a Frontend Developer passionate about:

Vue 3 Composition API

Nuxt auto-imports

Clean state management

Performance, UX, scalability, and pixel-perfect UI

What You’ll Do

Work on real, production-grade frontend products

Build interfaces that ship to users

Put Your Strongest Project First — Not Your Most Recent One

Most candidates list projects in chronological order.

That makes sense logically — but not strategically.

Recruiters don’t read resumes top to bottom.

They scan the top half and decide whether to continue.

If your first project is:

  • A basic CRUD app

  • A tutorial-based clone

  • Something you’re not confident explaining

…you’ve already lost attention — even if a much stronger project appears later.

What works better:

  1. Lead with your most impressive, relevant project

This should be the project that:

 Matches the role you’re applying for

 You can explain deeply

 Shows real problem-solving

It doesn’t have to be the newest. It has to be the strongest.

  1. Recency matters less than relevance

A 1-year-old solid project beats a recent weak one.

Recruiters care about capability, not timestamps.

  1. Control the first impression

Your first project sets expectations for everything below it.

A strong opener makes the rest of the resume feel stronger too.

  1. You can still show progression

Order projects by impact first, then recency.

This keeps the resume honest and effective.

  1. Test this rule easily

Ask yourself:

“If a recruiter reads only one project, which one should it be?”

Put that one first.

Resumes don’t reward fairness —

they reward clarity and prioritisation.

Make it easy for the reviewer to see your best work fast.

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All the best for today’s applications — apply smart, not everywhere.

Best,

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