Hey Champ 👋

I know the job hunt can feel overwhelming. Here are the latest handpicked tech general & insider openings of today (21 Jan).

Here’s your list for today 👇

🔹 General Openings 

  1. Red Hat

Position: Data Analyst

Qualifications: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree

Experience: Freshers & Experienced

Location: Bangalore, India

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  1. Google

Role: Customer and Partner Solutions Engineer

Eligibility: 2026 Graduates

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  1. Siemens Gamesa

Role: Intern – Python Tool Developer

Eligibility: Bachelor’s or Master’s in Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, or equivalent

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  1. Five9

Position: Software Engineer I

Eligible Batches: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Location: Bangalore

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  1. Microsoft

Position: Software Engineer

Qualifications: Bachelor’s / Master’s Degree

Experience: Freshers & Experienced

Location: Bangalore, India

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  1. Deloitte

Position: Associate Analyst

Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree

Experience: Freshers (0–2 Years)

Location: Bengaluru, India

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  1. PwC

Role: Associate Software Developer

Salary: Expected ₹5–7 LPA

Experience: Fresher

Location: Kolkata

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  1. Caterpillar

Role: Digital Tech Support Analyst

Location: Chennai

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  1. FamPay

Role: Web Engineer Intern

Eligibility: 2026 & 2027 Graduates

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  1. NatWest Group

Position: Data & Analytics Analyst

Qualifications: Bachelor’s / Master’s / MBA

Experience: Freshers & Experienced

Location: Bangalore, India (Hybrid)

🔹 Referral / Premium Insider Opportunities (Low Competition)

1. Hiring – QA Manual Tester (FinTech Company)

Hiring for QA Manual Tester. Looking for candidates who are willing to start their career in a growing FinTech Company.

Position: QA Manual Tester

Experience: 0–1 Year

Location: Pune (Koregaon Park)

Work Mode: Work from Office

Joining: Immediate Joiners required

Share your resume on: [email protected]

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2. Hiring | Part-Time Backend Developer

(Python, MongoDB, DevOps)

Company Type: Employee wellness platform

Product:

Web + React Native apps (Google Play)

Tech Stack & Requirements:

  • Python: FastAPI / Flask / Django

  • MongoDB + REST APIs

  • Auth: OAuth, JWT

  • Basic DevOps (deployments, CI/CD)

  • AWS or GCP

Budget: ₹7 LPA

Apply: Email at [email protected]

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3. Hiring – Full Stack Developer (0.6 – 1 Year Experience)

We’re looking for a Full Stack Developer to join Nipralo Technologies. This role is for developers who have real hands-on experience, not just course or tutorial-based knowledge.

Location: Ghatkopar, Mumbai (On-site)

Tech Stack

  • React.js, Next.js

  • Tailwind CSS, TypeScript

  • Node.js, Express.js

  • MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB

  • Git (mandatory)

  • Basic PHP and server/deployment knowledge

Who Should Apply

  • 6–12 months of practical development experience

  • Comfortable working on frontend, backend, and databases

  • Have worked on real projects (job, internship, freelance, or personal)

  • Willing to learn and take ownership

Apply by sharing CV + GitHub/Portfolio: [email protected]

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4. Hiring Alert – LLM Engineer (AI Startup)

Role: LLM Engineer

Pay: Up to ₹2.5 Cr (Total Package)

Location: Gurugram / Bengaluru (In-office)

We aren't looking for someone to just wrap APIs. We need a core engineer to handle fine-tuning, quantization, and observability for massive models.

If you live in PyTorch, understand the depths of Transformers, and want to build systems that actually scale—this is it.

Company Status: Backed by top global VCs

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Teams don’t judge interns for asking questions.
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