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Looking for aspiring candidates who has a minimum of 1 year of experience in Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate.
Candidates with knowledge in Angular will have preference. Fresher could apply if you have proficient skill in Java and Angular.

o Should have knowledge in video content creations for product promos, reveals, product animations, Explainer videos, Motion graphics etc.
o Should have hands on knowledge in any leading video editing software and Image editing software.
o Preference for experienced candidates. But if you are confidence in your skills, you are most welcome
o Applicants should ensure that they should have a system to work with.
o Location: Calicut, Kerala

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