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Job listings from metro Atlanta companies
Job listings from metro Atlanta companies
Sept 15, 2015

1. Software engineering team lead (Atlanta): Accenture is hiring a software engineering team lead to gather business requisitions from clientele and translate them into technical needs. [Apply now]

2. Java developer (Cumming): Samurai Infotech is hiring a java developer to design and test new function and maintenance application mod; design solutions with JAVA, J2EE, struts/JAVA spring framework. Object models with hibernate and data access layer with query language. [Apply now]

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