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- Posted By: Alan Morris Recruitment Ltd
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Address:
- Collingham House
- Gladstone Road
- Wimbledon
- SW19 1QT
- Contact: 020 8545 2111
- Date Posted: 9th Oct 2008
- Salary: £20000 - £26000 per annum + bens
- Location: Reading
- Reference Code: AMR/GRAD/SPE2/BB
- Views Since Posting: 86
- Full Description:
Technical Support / Business Analyst SQL, PL-SQL
Reading, Berks
20k 26k + bens
Great opportunity for a bright technical graduate looking for a client interactive role, taking advantage of your technical knowledge but also requiring excellent communication skills able to deal with customers at all levels.
The role is around 80% office based and 20% client site.
The company provide a range of software and scientific applications.
You will be providing technical support, creating system configurations, following up enquiries,
You will need the following requirements:
* Good technical degree BSc, BEng in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Science degree or similar
* Ideally good knowledge of database structures any SQL, PL-SQL is advantageous.
* Must have excellent communication skills over the phone and face to face with Clients, pro-active approach.
* Must own a car / driver is essential as the offices are based the other side of Reading.
Superb opportunity for a bright outgoing Computer Science / Science graduate.
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