Vmware Off Campus Drive Recruitment 2022 for Freshers as Software Engineering in Pune

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JOB ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

• We are searching for several talented, dynamic, hands-on Development Engineers to be part of a new team VMware vRNI division is building in India, Pune.
• You will work closely with a team of passionate people with a startup mindset and who want to change the status quo. If you want the energy of a startup with all the perks of a public company this is the opportunity you should be looking at.
• In this role, you will design across layers and distributed systems to implement models for Software Defined Networks and Software Defined Security.
•  Work across backend and frontend teams, infrastructure and domain teams.
•  Collaborate with product managers, customers and other teams to create optimized platform, product skus

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 REQUIRED SKILLS

•  You have a consistent record and expertise in architecture principles, design and implementation across distributed systems.
•  You are proficient in design and develope services oriented architecture and integrations.
•  You are an expert on Java/C++ or other OOP and multi-thread programming in Linux/Unix environments.
•  You have a deep understanding of Data Center concepts around virtualization, compute, network and security.
•  You have excellent, concise communication skills to articulate the decisions and thought process

PREFERRED SKILLS

• You are passionate for TDD and unit testing.
• You have a collaborative approach and are self-motivated.

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Vmware recruitment process

• Online Test
• Technical Rounds
• Managerial & HR Round

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How to apply for Vmware Off Campus Drive Recruitment

Interested and eligible candidates can apply to the Vmware Recruitment 2022 through the given below link.

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