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Employment: Full Time<br/>Fresher Emirati (UAE Nationals)<br/>Immediate joiners<br/>Good salary + benefits<br/><br/>• We are recruiting on behalf of a client seeking enthusiastic and motivated fresh IT graduates to join their dynamic team in Dubai Internet City.<br/>• This is a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career in the technology sector, working with industry-leading professionals in a globally recognized technology company.<br/><br/>Salary:<br/>AED 16000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances.<br/>Additional benefits: 300AED Mobile reimbursement + Nafis paid by UAE government<br/><br/>Requirements<br/>Requirements:<br/><br/>• Recent graduates with a Bachelor's or Master's degree in any IT-related stream<br/>• Strong interest in pursuing a career in Information Technology<br/>• Eagerness to learn and adapt to new IT technologies and trends<br/>• Good communication and teamwork abilities<br/>• Willingness to work from the office 4 days per week (Monday to Friday)<br/><br/>If you are an Emirati IT graduate ready to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply. Embrace the opportunity to grow and thrive in the dynamic tech industry!<br/><br/>About the Company<br/>At Culture, we're more than just recruitment. We're a family, a team and we're damn good at what we do.<br/><br/>We know it's cliche, but for us, it's not a numbers game. We're here to build real connections with each and every one of our partners, clients and candidates. It's about making a difference - to someone's career, to a business's bottom line, to a person's life.<br/><br/>Each of our consultants come to work every day for different reasons, but what it boils down to is that whoever we're working with, we actually give a sh*t.<br/><br/>We care about the future of the candidates we place, we care about the growth of the businesses that we work with and we care about our team, because without them, our business just wouldn't work.
Employment: Full Time<br/>Fresher Emirati (UAE Nationals)<br/>Immediate joiners<br/>Good salary + benefits<br/><br/>• We are recruiting on behalf of a client seeking enthusiastic and motivated fresh IT graduates to join their dynamic team in Dubai Internet City.<br/>• This is a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career in the technology sector, working with industry-leading professionals in a globally recognized technology company.<br/><br/>Salary:<br/>AED 16000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances.<br/>Additional benefits: 300AED Mobile reimbursement + Nafis paid by UAE government<br/><br/>Requirements<br/>Requirements:<br/><br/>• Recent graduates with a Bachelor's or Master's degree in any IT-related stream<br/>• Strong interest in pursuing a career in Information Technology<br/>• Eagerness to learn and adapt to new IT technologies and trends<br/>• Good communication and teamwork abilities<br/>• Willingness to work from the office 4 days per week (Monday to Friday)<br/><br/>If you are an Emirati IT graduate ready to take the next step in your career, we encourage you to apply. Embrace the opportunity to grow and thrive in the dynamic tech industry!<br/><br/>About the Company<br/>At Culture, we're more than just recruitment. We're a family, a team and we're damn good at what we do.<br/><br/>We know it's cliche, but for us, it's not a numbers game. We're here to build real connections with each and every one of our partners, clients and candidates. It's about making a difference - to someone's career, to a business's bottom line, to a person's life.<br/><br/>Each of our consultants come to work every day for different reasons, but what it boils down to is that whoever we're working with, we actually give a sh*t.<br/><br/>We care about the future of the candidates we place, we care about the growth of the businesses that we work with and we care about our team, because without them, our business just wouldn't work.
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