FAST - Faisalabad
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Job description
Hi Folks,
Like always, we have great expectations from students at FAST Faisalabad University.
Here is a Virtual Office Tour.
We are looking for the following roles:
1. Full Stack Polyglot Developer (MERN, MEVN)
2. Mobile Apps Developer (Flutter)
3. Software Quality Assurance Engineer
4. Software, Algorithms, Machine Learning & AI Engineer (SAMA)
5. Business, Strategy, Design, Sales, Operations & Quality Associate (BSDSOQ)
6. DevOps Specialist
7. HR Associate (Technical Recruiter, HR Ops & Onboarding Specialist)
8. Embedded / Electronics / Robotics Engineer
Recommended Steps!
In order to move fast and get a better idea of what to expect in the interviews, I request everyone to follow these steps.
1. Go to work.cowlar.com
2. Navigate to, the "Interview Prep Section."
3. Click on your relevant section, "Engineering, BSSO"
4. Open your relevant prep document.
5. Please prepare the document in detail, not just look at it.
6. Let us know as soon as you are prepared.
You can reach out to us at
you have any questions or queries, please let us know.
Remember, we are looking for people who display exceptional ability to learn and grow individually as well as with us.
Best of luck
Originally posted on Himalayas
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