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Cloud Computing Engineer - Trainee

e-Careers Limited
Newcastle upon Tyne
3 months ago
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You should:

  • Have a moderate understanding of IT
  • Be committed to pursuing a career in Cloud Computing
  • Be a quick learner
  • Be able to think in a structured manner

Benefits

  • Gain the skills, knowledge, and certificates required for a career in Cloud Computing.
  • Great career path in which opportunities in a post-Covid-19 world will only grow. With ever increasing requirements for remote working and growing demand for a more robust cloud infrastructure across all industries.
  • Quickest way to enter a lucrative career within Cloud Computing.
  • Option to enter other career paths including Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Machine Learning, Cloud Security, Data Analytics, Networking and DevOps.
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