I have 5 years of experience in cuisine/resturent section in Dubai, France, Portugal. I always hard working, dynamic and love to take new challenges. Very friendly with colleague and team members. Currently looking for a job in Cuisine in France.

Hi there,

I am currently working in Capgemini as a SAP PP QM consultant and looking for job change... Can anyone here refer or suggest anything so that it will help me out to find suitable job..

YOE - 6 years
Relevant - 3.5 years
Skill - SAP PP QM

Thanks in advance....

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