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TCS is conducting walk-in interview in Bangalore and Kochi on 25 February 2012. Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCSL), is currently looking for Team Members / Team Leaders / Project Leaders / Project Managers with 4-8 years of relevant IT experience for our solutions / delivery centres at TCS Bangalore and TCS Kochi.

For TCS BANGALORE

Venue: TCS Abhilash, Bangalore (25 February, 2012, Saturday)

Web Technology
MQ/MB Developer / Lead

Microsoft Technology
MOSS 2007 Developer

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
WebMethods Developer

Business Intelligence
Informatica with Oracle Development

Ab Initio Developer

Informatica Development

Oracle Apps
Technical Consultant

IT Infrastructure Services
Oracle Apps DBA

OBIEE Adminstration

WebLogic Administration

PeopleSoft Administration

Teradata DBA

Unix, Subversion Administration (5-7 years of experience)
- Atlassian tools and Subversion for the enterprise, Perl/Python languages, Windows and UNIX environments, two years client support, infrastructure/client support of an Atlassian tools environment, problem solving skills

Support Analyst (5-7 years of experience)
- Atlassian tools and Subversion for the enterprise, Perl/Python languages, Windows and UNIX environments, Client Support, infrastructure/client support of an Atlassian tools environment, problem solving skills

Support Analyst : Informatica
- Infrastructure/client support of an Informatica environment, Informatica PowerCenter 6.x,7.x,8.x, UNIX (Sun Solaris), RDBMS : Oracle, Sybase and MS-SQL Enterprise Server

CRM
Siebel Analytics
- OBIEE Developer

Open Systems
C++ with Unix Development

Engineering and Industrial Services
CAE Analysts (3-5 years of experience)
- Abaqus/Nastran and HM (Automotive Domain)

CAE Modelling (3-5 years of experience)
- Ansa/HM (Automotive body and interiors)

Venue: TCS Think Campus, Bangalore (25 February, 2012, Saturday)

IT Infrastructure Services
Weblogic Administration

SQL DBA
- SQL Server Database Administration, managing multiple MS SQL 2000 and 2005 RDBMS on large systems, Practical experience in monitoring and tuning a database to provide a high availability service (Mainly Replication), backup and restore, Transactional SQL, and SSIS

Oracle DBA
- Oracle RDBMS version including Oracle 11g, Oracle RAC and ASM, installation of Oracle cluster/database on UNIX platform, upgrade and migration of Oracle databases, understanding of change management process, Oracle performance tuning, Oracle backup and recovery process using RMAN

BladeLogic
- Bladelogic administration with Bladelogic exposure on Unix/Linux environment, Shell Scripting, development exposure (release lifecycle), Unix or Solaris with Veritas and Volume Clustering

VMWare Administration

SCCM and SCOM

BMC Remedy Developer / Specialist
- BMC Remedy Development experience, Version 6.3 or above, Remedy version 7.6 ITSM Suite, Command Center, SRM Exposure

BPPM (3-5 years of experience)
- BMC Administrator, BMC ProactiveNet Performance Manager, Implementation, configuration of monitoring solutions based on BMC Event Manager, Patrol 7.x , Patrol Agent and Service Impact Manager, BPPM Troubleshooting and administration of all above products on UNIX, Windows based hosts, implementation and configuration of various Knowledge Modules Specification and implementation of interfaces to other systems management solutions, Life cycle management for all above mentioned products, Perl or PSL scripting knowledge, support for various monitoring solutions, problem tracking and escalation to the engineering teams

Hitachi Storage
- Symmetrix DMX-4, Symmetrix DMX foundation – Logical view FA, DA and Cache, EMC physical disk and Symmetrix device (logical volume), Read Hit/Miss, Write Hit/Miss, EMC Symmetrix Solution Enabler, Symmetrix/DMX Configuration Manager (Symconfigure)

SAN/NAS Storage
- Storage, EMCISA (Information storage Associate) Certified, ITIl V3 Certified, Symmetrix DMX and VMAX, Clariion CX3 , Celerra – NAS and Centera-CAS, implementation of new SAN environment with EMC Clariion, DMX and VMAX, upgrading storage software code when and where required with Vendor, SRDF, Time finder, Powerpath software, ECC, Netapp filers, IBM DS 8K and 4k

HP SM
- Technical skills with installation, configuring, and management of HP Peregrine v4/v5/v6, HP Service Manager technology v7.x, HP IIA (under SM 7.1), ConnectIT, Web Services, and SDKAUto, analytical and troubleshooting skills, infrastructure and Application development experience, baseline support experience, demonstrated customer communication skills and excellent interpersonal communications, IT Service Management deployment or initiatives, Team leadership and management skills, ITIL Foundation certified or equivalent experience, Project Lifecycle Methodologies

EMC Storage
- Administrative experience in Storage EMC NAS and NetApps, ITIL V3 Certified, backup Netbackup / ArcServ Certified, Storage EMC/NetApps Certified, SLA driven environment, managing large (TB’s) storage / Backups, technology to provide higher level troubleshooting, utilizing EMC Storage : Symmetrix, DMX, VMAX, Celerra, Connectrix Director switches, replication technologies like (SRDF), open replicator

Venue: TCS SJM Towers, Bangalore (25 February, 2012, Saturday)

Telecom
WIFI (4-6 years of experience)
- 802.11, Wireless LAN (802.11 a/b/g/n, 802.11s), C Programming, Linux Kernel programming.

Linux and Networking
- Coding and programming skills in C, at least one scripting language, Networking (TCP/IP) concepts and background, Data Structures and basic lookup based algorithms, Linux OS internals

SNMP
- C/Python Programming, SNMPv2/v3 Agent development (Net-SNMP), Networking (TCP/IP) concepts and background, Linux

For Kochi

Venue: TCS Vismaya Building, Kochi (25 February, 2012, Saturday)

Telecom
iPhone Developer (2-8 years of experience)

Android Developer (2-8 years of experience)

Mobile Web Application Developer with CSS (2-8 years of experience)

COCOA Developer (3-6 years of experience)

IT Infrastructure Services
Mainframes DBA (2-8 years of experience)

UDB DBA (3-6 years of experience)

PeopleSoft
PeopleSoft with HRMS (3-6 years of experience)

PeopleSoft with CRM (3-6 years of experience)

Eligibility Criteria:

Full Time Graduates / Post Graduates in: BE / BTech / ME / MTech / MSc / MCA / MCM / MS CA / ICWA / MBA PGDIT (2 years full time and approved by AICTE)

Special consideration will be given to B.Sc. / BCA / Diploma holders with 3 years of relevant functional / technical experience, subject to minimum reduction in experience, as per current TCS policy

Consistent academic records Class X onwards (Minimum 50%)

Candidates interviewed by us in the last 6 months are not eligible

Mandatory documents required for a candidate in order to be eligible to apply for the TCS Interview process:

A hardcopy of their CV
One passport size photograph
A photocopy of the last increment letter/offer letter, whichever is latest
Photocopies of the last three months pay-slip
Identity Proof (Passport / Voters ID card / PAN Card / Drivers License)
Original and one photocopy of all the mark sheets of the X, XII, UG or PG and/or last full-time graduation or post graduation
One photocopy of all relieving / experience / service letters from all previous organization
Original and photocopy of proof of current residential address (Ration Card/Telephone Bill/Electricity Bill)
Original and photocopy of proof of Identity (Passport/Voters ID/PAN Card / Driving Licence)
Original and photocopy of the PAN Card
Filled in TCS Application Form with EP Registration Number

Venue 1:
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. Abhilash Building Plot No 96, EPIP Industrial Area Whitefield Road Bangalore – 560066

Registration Time:
09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Date:
25 February, 2012 (Saturday)

Venue 2:
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. Vismaya Building, Infopark, Kochi

Registration Time:
09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Date:
25 February, 2012 (Saturday)

Venue 3:
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. Think Campus, Electronic City, Phase II, Bangalore – 560 100

Registration Time:
09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Date:
25 February, 2012 (Saturday)

Venue 4:
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. SJM Towers, No 18 Seshadri Road, 6th Cross, Gandhinagar, Bangalore – 560009

Registration Time:
09:30 AM to 12:30 PM

Date:
25 February, 2012 (Saturday)

Very important: Make sure you fill in TCS Application Form online and note the EP Registration Number

Website: http://www.tcs.com

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7. Shred Confidential Information

When disposing of papers with account numbers or other identifying information, shred them. This includes convenience checks that come with your credit card statement, as well as unsolicited credit card offers.

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Monitor your accounts online frequently, so you can discover potential issues without having to wait for bills or statements to come by mail. You also may want to check out MyIDScore.com; it’s a free service that reviews how likely it is your identity is being misused and provides ways you can reduce that risk.