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I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (24 Jan).
Here’s your list for today 👇
🔹 General Openings
SciSpace
Role: Applied Research Scientist (GenAI / Agents)
Apply Link: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4362076251
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Yulu
Role: Data Scientist
Location: Bengaluru
YOE: Freshers eligible
Apply Link: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4365023069/
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Cisco
Role: Software Engineer
Eligibility: 2028 passouts
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CloudSEK
Role: SDE Backend Intern
Location: Bangalore
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NTT DATA
Position: Power BI Developer
Qualification: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree
Experience: Freshers / Experienced
Location: Remote
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Okta
Role: Intern – Software Engineering (AI)
Batch: 2026
Location: Bengaluru, India
Expected Stipend: ₹65,000 – ₹85,000 per month (as per company standards)
Details:
Opportunity for CS graduates interested in AI, backend systems, React, cloud, and scalable software. Strong focus on learning, mentorship, and real-world impact projects.
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Smartsheet
Role: Software Engineer I
Eligible Batches: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Location: Bangalore
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GE HealthCare
Position: Graduate Engineer Trainee
Qualification: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree
Experience: Freshers
Location: Bengaluru, India
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EY
Role: Associate Analyst
Location: Bengaluru
1. Hiring: Data Analyst | Multinational Company
Location: Baroda (Vadodara)
Role: Data Analyst
About the Role:
We are looking for a Data Analyst to support data management, reporting, and governance activities for a multinational organization.
Key Skills Required:
• Data Management & Data Governance
• Data Quality Checks & Reporting
• Power BI
• SQL
• Stakeholder & Project Data Coordination
Important Notes:
• Only candidates who complete all application details (resume, skills, and project information) will be screened and referred.
• Shortlisted profiles will be referred to the company after screening.
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2. We’re Hiring | Data Analyst – Skillyards Versatility Pvt. Ltd.
Company: Skillyards Versatility Pvt. Ltd.
Location: Agra
Experience Required: 1–2 Years
Salary: ₹20,000 – ₹30,000 per month
About the Role:
Skillyards Versatility Pvt. Ltd., a professional training and skill-development organization based in Agra, is seeking a Data Analyst with 1–2 years of relevant experience to support data-driven decision-making and organizational performance.
Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze, interpret, and manage company and institutional data to support strategic and operational decisions
• Collect, clean, validate, and maintain data accuracy across systems
• Design and maintain dashboards, MIS reports, and analytical summaries for management
• Identify trends, patterns, and insights to improve business efficiency and performance
• Collaborate with internal teams to define data requirements and performance indicators
• Support knowledge-sharing initiatives by providing practical exposure to real-world data analysis
Required Skills & Qualifications:
• 1–2 years of professional experience as a Data Analyst
• Proficiency in Excel, SQL, Power BI / Tableau, and analytical methodologies
• Strong understanding of data visualization, reporting, and interpretation
• Ability to work with structured and unstructured datasets
• Excellent communication, documentation, and presentation skills
• Strong analytical thinking and attention to detail
How to Apply:
Share your resume at: [email protected]
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3. Summer Research Internship – IISc Bangalore
Location: IISc Bangalore
Duration: 2–3 months (May–July 2026)
Eligibility: Undergraduate students comfortable with at least one of the following: lab work, coding, or data analysis
Commitment: Full-time, in-person, on campus
Application Deadline: 28 February 2026
Application Instructions:
Please combine the following documents into a single PDF:
• Short CV (maximum 2 pages)
• Unofficial transcript / grade sheet
• Statement of interest (maximum 1 page) including:
-Your background and skills
-Your top 3 preferred projects (e.g., A1, B4, C1)
-Any prior research or project experience
Email Subject Line:
Application – Summer Research 2026 – <Your Name>
Selection Process:
Shortlisted candidates may be invited for a brief online discussion.
Apply By Emailing: [email protected]
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4. Early-Career Software Engineer – Full-Time (Pune)
Experience: 0–3 years
Location: Pune (On-site)
Role Type: Full-time
Role Overview:
This opportunity is for early-career software engineers who enjoy coding with Node.js, Python, and React, and like experimenting with AI tools such as GPT or Claude to enhance productivity and creativity.
What We Value:
• Hands-on experience building real projects
• Strong problem-solving mindset
• Care for building smooth, user-friendly experiences
• Interest in working with AI tools in day-to-day development
Work Environment: Full-time role based in Pune
How to Apply:
Send your GitHub profile and a short introduction via email.
Email: [email protected]
Rejections Are Part of the Process
Getting rejected never feels neutral.
No matter how much we tell ourselves it’s “normal”, it still stings.
You spend time applying.
You prepare.
You maybe even start imagining yourself in that role.
And then it’s a no — or worse, no reply at all.
It’s natural to start questioning yourself:
• Was my resume not good enough?
• Did I say something wrong?
• Am I falling behind?
Most people go through this. Quietly.
The hard truth is — many rejections have very little to do with you.
Sometimes:
• Hiring plans change
• Budgets get frozen
• Someone internal fills the role
• The team was looking for something slightly different
You don’t see any of that from the outside.
What helps:
Try not to treat every rejection as a verdict
Not every “no” carries a lesson.
Some are just dead ends.
Look for patterns, not isolated outcomes
One rejection is just noise.
Repeated feedback is where clarity comes from.
Separate your effort from the result
You can show up, prepare well, and still not get selected.
That doesn’t cancel the work you put in.
Keep going — even when confidence dips
Momentum is fragile, but stopping completely makes it harder to restart.
Count small signs of progress
A reply.
A longer conversation.
An interview that felt better than the last one.
These matter, even if they don’t turn into offers immediately.
Rejections don’t mean you’re failing.
They usually mean you’re still in the middle of the process.
And for most people, the middle is the hardest part.
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✨ All the best for today’s applications — apply smart, not everywhere.
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