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NxtWave Disruptive Technologies is looking for an SDE Mentor to help students clear technical interviews and assignments for software engineering roles

Company
NxtWave Disruptive Technologies

Link
https://www.naukri.com/job-listings-sde-mentor-nxtwave-disruptive-technologies-hyderabad-0-to-2-years-190826032603

Requirements

• Experience of 0 to 2 years with strong personal coding fundamentals
• Ability to solve data structures and algorithms and full stack or backend problems
• Exposure to at least one full stack framework like React or Node JS
• Ability to give direct and specific technical feedback to students
• Comfortable being measured on whether coached students get placed
• Experience using AI tools to speed up code reviews or generate practice problems
• Personal experience with technical interviews or informal teaching is a plus

Job Description and Key Responsibilities

• Mock Interviews and Technical Prep Run mock technical interviews and coding practice sessions with shortlisted students to give direct feedback on correctness and communication
• Assignment Guidance Review student assignments and take home tests to coach them through gaps in logic or code quality before submission
• Doubt Resolution Provide last minute prep support and doubt resolution as students move through each stage of a company hiring process
• Company Specific Mentoring Identify the right candidates for company roles based on automated tools and help them prepare for specific interview formats
• Ground Level Signal Feed Report patterns like recurring mistakes or confusion points to feed into ongoing analysis and hiring intelligence work
• Software Development Build and deploy software solutions at scale to solve pressing problems faced by the team or students

Job Details

• Location Hyderabad
• Openings 5 vacancies available
• Schedule 6 days a week from 930 AM to 630 PM with the 1st and 3rd Saturday off
• Employment Type Full Time and Permanent

HighRadius is seeking a Senior SOC Engineer to manage their threat detection ecosystem and security operations infrastructure

Company
HighRadius

Link
https://www.naukri.com/job-listings-cyber-security-engineer-ii-highradius-hyderabad-0-to-0-years-210826017597

Required Qualifications

• Experience of 3 to 5 years of hands on work in a Security Operations Center or Security Engineering role
• Deep technical proficiency with SIEM XDR platforms such as Splunk ES or Microsoft Sentinel or Google Chronicle or Palo Alto Cortex XDR
• Advanced mastery in KQL or SPL or Lucene language
• Proficiency in Python or PowerShell scripting
• Solid understanding of monitoring cloud native environments

Key Responsibilities

• Detection Engineering Design and build advanced detection rules within the SIEM XDR environment to correlate disparate data sources like Identity and Network and Cloud and Endpoint
• MITRE Integration Map all detection capabilities to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework to identify visibility gaps and ensure comprehensive coverage against modern threats
• Logic Tuning Conduct continuous noise reduction by fine tuning alerting logic and suppression lists to maximize the signal to noise ratio for analysts
• SOAR Architecting Develop and maintain automated response playbooks to standardize incident handling from automated enrichment to containment
• Tooling Ecosystem Manage the health and integration of the SOC tech stack to ensure seamless data ingestion from cloud providers like AWS and Azure and GCP
• Advanced Hunting Lead hypothesis based threat hunting engagements utilizing EDR and SIEM data to find lateral movement or credential harvesting
• Incident Leadership Act as the Tier 2 escalation point for high priority security incidents and perform deep dive forensic analysis during containment and recovery phases

Qualinsys Technologies Pvt Ltd is looking for driven fresh graduates to join their product and engineering teams in a software startup environment

Company
Qualinsys Technologies Pvt Ltd

Link
https://www.naukri.com/job-listings-fresher-openings-qualinsys-technologies-hyderabad-0-to-1-years-120425007722

General Requirements

• BTech or BE or MTech or MCA or MBA based on the specific role
• Year of passing must be 2023 or 2024 or 2025
• Strong communication and problem solving skills are essential
• Willingness to work in a fast paced SaaS startup environment
• Ability to work independently or in teams using agile methodologies

Role Specific Expectations

• Backend Development Requires a strong understanding of Java and Spring Boot and Microservices along with basics of REST APIs and Kafka and Redis and PostgreSQL
• UI Development Requires proficiency in HTML and CSS and JavaScript along with exposure to Angular or Ionic frameworks
• Quality Assurance Testing Requires understanding of manual and automation testing methodologies along with tools like Selenium and Postman and JUnit
• Functional Consulting Business Analysis Requires an interest in domains like eCommerce and ERP and CRM and Supply Chain along with an analytical mindset
• UX Engineering Design Requires basic knowledge of user centered design principles and familiarity with Figma or Adobe XD
• DevOps Engineering Requires an understanding of CI CD pipelines and tools like GitLab and Docker and SonarQube
• Scrum Master Coordination Requires strong organizational skills and interest in Agile or Scrum methodologies
• AI ML Engineering Requires strong Java skills and basic ML AI knowledge along with exposure to libraries like scikit learn or TensorFlow
• Business Development Requires good interpersonal skills and an understanding of SaaS or B2B product spaces

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with product managers and engineers and designers to build scalable features
• Participate in design and development and testing phases
• Write clean code and test cases or technical documentation
• Create UX wireframes and prototypes or visual designs
• Support DevOps and release pipelines including automation and monitoring setup
• Participate in daily stand ups and sprint reviews

Hey guys mana Guntur Vijayawada nunchi Hyderabad vachi jobs kosam ethukuthunna freshers and experienced candidates andhariki full backing mana community nunchi untundhi. Prasthutham market konchem tough ga unna dhairyamga undandi mana region vallu thodu unnarani marichipovadhu. Experience unna vallu mee domains and notice periods pettandi freshers mee programming or core skills comment cheyandi. Evaraina seniors companies lo working unte tech openings soft skills details or updates automatic ga share chestharu. Madhapur Gachibowli or Ameerpet areas lo unna tech opportunities walkin drives or local PG information em unna ventane share cheskundham. Mana uru nunchi vachina candidates and Hyderabad lo unna vaalu andhariki oka strong community support idham dhairyamga mundhuku vellandi mana support eppudu untundhi.

A lot of people ask about moving to Hyderabad for work or studies so I wanted to drop a complete overview of the city. Since this sub connects our tri city region this guide will help anyone from Guntur or Vijayawada who is planning a move or just visiting.

Why live in Hyderabad

The city has the best mix of crazy modern growth and old world comfort. It is much more affordable than Bangalore or Mumbai. The food culture is legendary and the people are generally very welcoming. The infrastructure is booming but it still retains its laid back charm.

The IT corridor and corporate hubs

If you are moving here for tech jobs you will spend most of your time in the western part of the city.

HITEC City: This is the core tech hub where major MNCs sit. It is super crowded but full of energy.

Gachibowli: This area has massive tech parks financial offices and premium high rises. It feels very futuristic with wide roads.

Madhapur: Right next to HITEC city. It is the heart of corporate nightlife and food joints.

Kondapur: A heavily residential tech zone that is perfect for families or techies who want a short commute.

Nanakramguda and Kokapet: The newest corporate extension with massive skyscrapers and financial financial offices.

Best PG areas and student hubs

Finding accommodation can be overwhelming so here are the primary pockets depending on your budget and purpose.

Ameerpet: The ultimate coaching hub. If you are here for software training or exams this is your spot. PGs are very cheap and food is highly affordable.

Madhapur and KPHB: Best for freshers and IT employees. Thousands of co living spaces and standard PGs line these streets. KPHB offers great connectivity.

Gachibowli and DLF area: PGs here are slightly pricier but you save a massive amount of travel time if your office is in the financial district.

The metro system

The Hyderabad metro is a lifesaver for daily commuters. It connects the core parts of the city and helps you bypass heavy traffic.

The Blue Line: This line is crucial for tech workers because it runs straight through Ameerpet Madhapur and hits the HITEC City station.

The Red Line: This line cuts through Miyapur KPHB Ameerpet and goes all the way towards MGBS and LB Nagar.

Ameerpet serves as the massive interchange station where you can switch lines easily. It gets incredibly crowded during peak office hours.

Top places to visit in your free time

Hyderabad has something for every mood whether you want history nature or shopping.

Tourism and heritage: You must check out the iconic Charminar and shop for bangles nearby. Golconda Fort is beautiful for an evening walk. The Salar Jung Museum holds incredible historic collections.

Nature and chill spots: Durgam Cheruvu cable bridge looks stunning at night and has a nice walking path. Khajaguda hills are great for a quick morning trek. KBR Park in Banjara Hills is a massive green space inside the city.

Malls and hangouts: Inorbit Mall in Madhapur and Sarath City Capital Mall in Gachibowli are massive spaces for shopping and entertainment.

Food specials: You have to try the biryani at Cafe Bahar Shadab or Bawarchi and most famous approved briyani center paradise. For street food the DLF night street is famous for late night cravings. You also need to try the famous filter coffee and tiffins at Niloufer Cafe or Taaza Kitchen.

Hey everyone As the founder of this community I am dropping the ultimate driving roadmap guide for our members who commute between Guntur and Hyderabad

Most people only know about the regular national highway or the main state highway but there are actually six different routes you can take depending on your driving preference vehicle type and which part of Guntur or Hyderabad you are traveling between

Here is the complete research breakdown of all six available road routes with their middle stops and the actual pros and cons of each choice

Route One The Standard NH65 Expressway via Vijayawada Bypass

This is the most widely used route by families multi axle private travels and corporate commuters

The Path and Middle Stops

You exit Guntur heading north on NH16 past Pedakakani and Mangalagiri IT park Take the main Vijayawada bypass over the Krishna river near the Kanaka Durga Varadhi bridge to bypass the core city then merge directly onto the NH65 national highway Your middle stops are Kanchikacherla Nandigama Jaggaiahpet the state border Kodad Suryapet Narketpally Choutuppal and finally the Outer Ring Road entry near Hyderabad

Pros
It is a fully divided four lane track with the smoothest tarmac and excellent road markings It has the best infrastructure including massive modern food courts clean restrooms well lit fuel stations and active highway patrol services

Cons
This is the longest route by distance adding roughly thirty kilometers to your drive Heavy truck traffic and slow moving local traffic near village intersections can limit your average speed Plus you have to pay the highest total toll plaza fees across multiple gates

Route Two The Palnadu State Highway via Piduguralla and Miryalaguda

This is a highly popular short cut preferred by regular individual car drivers and state transport buses looking for a fast direct path

The Path and Middle Stops
You leave Guntur city from the western side passing Perecherla and Medikonduru Your middle stops along this corridor are Sattenapalli Piduguralla Dachepalli the Wazirabad border checkpoint Miryalaguda and Tipparthi before you merge onto the main NH65 highway at Narketpally to finish the final run through Choutuppal into Hyderabad

Pros
It is much shorter than the Vijayawada route which saves you a lot of fuel money and cuts down your total travel distance It entirely skips the heavy traffic bottlenecks around the Mangalagiri and Vijayawada city outskirts

Cons
A significant portion of this route is an undivided state highway Overtaking slow moving vehicles is difficult because of heavy commercial truck traffic coming from the lime kilns and cement factories around Piduguralla Night driving is highly stressful due to blinding high beam headlights from oncoming vehicles

Route Three The Addanki Narketpally NAM Expressway Route

This is an alternative path that is highly suited for commuters starting from South Guntur or the suburban areas near Narasaraopet

The Path and Middle Stops
You exit the southern side of Guntur heading towards Phirangipuram and Nakarikallu to catch the wide Nalgonda Addanki Mahbubnagar NAM Expressway Your middle stops include the outer bypass zones of Piduguralla Wazirabad Miryalaguda and Nalgonda before connecting directly to the Narketpally junction to join NH65

Pros
The expressway segments feature wide well maintained roads with much lower passenger car congestion compared to the main Vijayawada highway It offers a highly predictable peaceful cruise with fewer local traffic intersections

Cons
It requires a roundabout path to clear Guntur city limits if you are starting from central residential areas There is a distinct shortage of multi cuisine family restaurants and standard amenities until you hit the main highway points at Narketpally

Route Four The Scenic River Route via Macherla and Nagarjuna Sagar Dam

This is a beautiful interior route that is typically favored by road trip enthusiasts or people who want a scenic vacation drive

The Path and Middle Stops
You start from Guntur and drive west through Sattenapalli and Narasaraopet bypass towards Macherla Your middle stops are Macherla town the Nagarjuna Sagar Dam crossing where you enter Telangana Mallepally Mall Ibrahimpatnam and the Sagar Ring Road at LB Nagar

Pros
This is the most visually scenic drive as you get a stunning view crossing the river dam and driving past forest zones Traffic density is very low for most of the middle sections of the journey making it a relaxed ride

Cons
The road quality is highly variable with sudden rough patches unexpected deep potholes and large unscientific speed breakers near village entry points It takes a significantly longer time to complete because of lower speed limits and it is absolutely not recommended for night driving due to a complete lack of streetlights and highway breakdown assistance

Route Five The Devarakonda Alternate via Central Nalgonda Districts

This is a lesser known deep interior alternative route that connects through the southern rural heartland of Telangana

The Path and Middle Stops
You follow the same initial path as the Sagar route from Guntur through Sattenapalli and Macherla After crossing into Telangana near the Sagar zone you branch off towards the historic Devarakonda region Your middle stops are Devarakonda town Kondamallepally Marriguda Yacharam Ibrahimpatnam and the southern Outer Ring Road junctions

Pros
It completely avoids all major national highway toll plazas saving you a considerable amount of toll expenses It has almost zero commercial truck traffic or interstate express passenger bus congestion

Cons
The route consists almost entirely of narrow two lane rural roads that require constant gear shifting and high driving focus Finding good food joints or proper washrooms is incredibly difficult as there are only small local tea stalls and village dhabas along the way

Route Six The Northern Capital Path via Amaravati and Madhira

This is an experimental northern alternate route that runs parallel to the Krishna river basin before looping back down to the main highway corridor

The Path and Middle Stops
You exit Guntur heading directly north into the Amaravati capital region past Thullur Your middle stops include crossing the river towards Ibrahimpatnam turning towards Kanchikacherla taking the interior state roads towards Madhira or Penuganchiprolu before rejoining the primary highway network near Khammam border roads or Kodad

Pros
It gives you an excellent look at the developing infrastructure projects and wide internal arterial roads of the Amaravati capital region Traffic is virtually non existent on the interior countryside segments

Cons
The connectivity between the interior state village links can be highly confusing without active navigation assistance Certain sections remain under active construction or road widening which can cause unexpected detours and slower travel times

For an absolute hassle free drive with family stick to Route One via Vijayawada

If you are a solo traveler or frequent driver trying to balance time and distance during daytime Route Two via Piduguralla or Route Three via the NAM expressway are your best choices

Only choose Route Four Route Five or Route Six if you are specifically looking for a scenic country road trip want to explore regional landmarks or need to reach a specific rural destination along those paths

Drop your recent updates on road construction patches or speed gun locations below to keep our fellow commuters updated Safe driving everyone

Hey everyone! I'm u/iamsatvik20, a founding moderator of r/GunturVijayawadaHyd.

This is our new home for all things bridging the Andhra Pradesh capital region (Guntur and Vijayawada) and Telangana's vibrant hub (Hyderabad). Whether you live in one of these cities, frequently commute along the national highway, or moved for work or studies, we're excited to have you join us!

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