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Total 7 technical support job vacancies in Australia

API BAU Support Engineer

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Customer Service
2 weeks ago
Responsibilities• We are looking for a Senior Java Backend Engineer to support andenhance our API and microservices ecosystem in a cloud-native AWSenv.....

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Technical Delivery Manager

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Information Technology
1 month ago
Technical Solution Delivery: Coordinate with technical teams to translate business requirements into technical solutions, ensuring alignment with the.....

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Technical Delivery Manager 82340

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Information Technology
2 months ago
• The ideal candidate combines strong delivery discipline, technical acumen and hands-on experience with regional payment rails and multi-country in.....

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Production Support Engineer

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Manufacturing / Production
2 months ago
• Investigate production issues, respond based on production defect severity SLAs • Manage and respond to users on timely manner. • Log inciden.....

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Application Support Analyst

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Information Technology
2 months ago
• Possess a degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field.• At least 5 years of hands-on experience in L2/L3 application supp.....

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PB Batch Support

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Customer Service
2 months ago
Education:Bachelors’ Degree in Computer Science or related field.At least 10 years’ relevant experience preferably in a Finance Institution.Essential:.....

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Application Support (AV System)

Full-time
Singapore, Singapore
Information Technology
3 months ago
Diploma or Degree in related fieldKnowledge in Cisco WebexKnowledge in Cisco meeting room equipment.Knowledge in O365 administration (including ShareP.....

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