The consultant will focus on Work Fusion projects, requiring expertise in Advanced Java and J2EE, along with relevant experience in Work Fusion.
Company Description
Nandha
KRG Technologies, Inc.,
Nandha(at)krgtech.com
25000 Avenue Stanford, Suite #243, Valencia, CA 91355
Direct : 661-367-8000 Ext : 304
Job DescriptionLocation: Toronto CAD
Skill:
Please search the profiles for Work Fusion requirement. 5 yo 7 years in Advanced Java, J2EE and with 1 year & above experience in Work Fusion. Job location in Toronto, Canada.
QualificationsWork Fusion, Java, J2EE
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Top Skills
J2Ee
Java
Work Fusion
KRG Technologies Brampton, Ontario, CAN Office
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KRG Technologies Mississauga, Ontario, CAN Office
204 - 65 Watergarden Dr , Mississauga, ON , Canada, L5R 0G9
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