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Accenture is hiring Japanese bilingual resources with experience in multiple domains.
Must Have: JLPT N1/N2, proficient in communication, minimum 3-4 years of work experience
Preferred: Client exposure, industry experience, consulting, tools/technology, PMO
Location: Mumbai/Gurgaon/Bangalore/Hyd/Pune (currently WFH)
Interested candidates matching these requirements, please send me your resume at bilingual.accenture.referrals@gmail.com
Accenture is hiring Japanese bilingual resources with experience in multiple domains.
Must Have: JLPT N1/N2, proficient in communication, minimum 3-4 years of work experience
Preferred: Client exposure, industry experience, consulting, tools/technology, PMO
Location: Mumbai/Gurgaon/Bangalore/Hyd/Pune (currently WFH)
Interested candidates matching these requirements, please send me your resume at bilingual.accenture.referrals@gmail.com
Accenture is hiring Japanese bilingual resources with experience in multiple domains.
Must Have: JLPT N1/N2, proficient in communication, minimum 3-4 years of work experience
Preferred: Client exposure, industry experience, consulting, tools/technology, PMO
Location: Mumbai/Gurgaon/Bangalore/Hyd/Pune (currently WFH)
Interested candidates matching these requirements, please send me your resume at bilingual.accenture.referrals@gmail.com
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