cyberThink, Inc. is looking for a Business System Analyst for one of its direct client based out in Richmond, VA.
They have Full-time fully benefited employment structure with full Bench pay (some consulting companies run 'dummy' payslip to keep you on status but CyberThink actually pays you the full salary what you were earning before coming out of the project).
Must be comfortable working in a multi-cultural business environment Must be available to consistently work overtime and on every weekend Thanks & Regards Tejas Patel Technical Recruiter | Cyberthink Inc. | Bridgewater, NJ Cell : 908-739-3799 Mail: tejas.
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Knowledge of the mortgage or financial services industry is a plus Experience in Angular and Automation is also a plus cyberThink is an EOE.
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