Hey Champ 👋

I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (4 Jan).

Here’s your list for today 👇

🔹 General Openings 

📌 PayPal

Role: Data Analyst

Qualification: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree

Location: Bangalore / Chennai

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📌 eClerx

Role: Analyst

Location: Pune, India

Qualification: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree

Experience: 0 – 2 Years

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📌 Kaleris

Role: Software Engineer – Intern

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree or higher (Engineering / Computer Science preferred)

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📌 Honeywell

Role: Software Engineer I

Experience: 0 – 2 Years

Expected Salary: ₹12 – 15 LPA

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📌 Asha Health

Role: Software Engineer

Experience: 0 – 2 Years

Expected Salary: ₹15 – 20 LPA

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📌 IBM

Role: Back-end Developer Intern

Expected Salary: ₹3 – 5 LPA

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📌 Amazon

Role: Software Development Engineer I (Amazon University Talent Acquisition)

Batch: 2026

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📌 Amazon

Role: SDE-1 (Software Development Engineer I)

Batch: 2023 / 2024 / 2025

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📌 GlobalLogic

Role: Associate Engineer

Experience: 0 – 1 Year

🔹 Referral / Premium Insider Opportunities (Low Competition)

📌 Simple Logic

Role: Trainee – Manual Tester

Location: Mumbai

Eligibility: Fresher, Graduate in IT field, 60% throughout criteria

Skills: Create test cases, functional testing, write and execute automation scripts

How to Apply: Send resume to [email protected]

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📌 IDFC FIRST Bank

Role: SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test)

Location: Chennai (On-site / Hybrid)

Salary: ₹80,000 – ₹1,50,000 per month

Deadline: 4 January 2026

Skills: Manual testing, automation (Selenium/Appium), SQL, API testing, CI/CD pipelines

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📌 Wiggler

Role: Full Stack Engineer Intern

Location: Remote

Stipend: ₹60,000 per month

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📌 Software Engineer I & II

Experience: 1–4 years

Requirements: 1–4 YOE, strong command of Java/Scala, JS/TS, NodeJS, Golang, or C++

Technical Focus: Databases, key-value stores, queuing systems

Preferred: Startup experience, game engines, cloud exposure (AWS/GCP/Azure)

Interview Focus: DSA, OS (Unix/Linux), networking, object-oriented design

A LinkedIn habit that actually brings opportunities:

Use LinkedIn as a follow-up tool, not a content platform.

You don’t need to post every day.

You don’t need “thought leadership.”

You need visibility at the right moment.

Step 1: After every application, do one small LinkedIn action

Within 24 hours of applying:

  • Visit the company’s LinkedIn page

  • Visit 1–2 profiles of people working in the same role/team

  • Follow the company (not connect yet)

That’s it.

Why this matters:

  • Your profile often appears in “People viewed”

  • Your name becomes familiar if someone checks applicants later

  • It creates soft visibility without messaging anyone

Step 2: Use connections only when there’s a reason

If someone from the company:

  • Views your profile

  • Accepts your connection request

  • Likes/comments on something you interacted with

Then send a message.

Short. Human. Context-based.

Example:

Hi ___, noticed we both work in/are interested in ___.

I recently applied for the ___ role and found the team’s work interesting.

Happy to stay connected either way.

Step 3: Clean one section that recruiters actually read

Forget everything else. Fix just this:

Your About section should answer one question in the first 2 lines:

What kind of problems do you help teams solve?

Not your journey. Not your passion.

Example:

Backend engineer working with Python/Django to build APIs and data-heavy systems.

Recently worked on ___ handling ___ users / data.

Why this works:

Recruiters don’t hunt. They recognize.

Familiar profiles feel safer to click and shortlist.

This approach:

  • Doesn’t feel spammy

  • Takes under 10 minutes per role

  • Works quietly in the background

LinkedIn rewards contextual presence, not noise.

Use it that way.

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

Best,

TechUprise

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