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Hot Jobs in Telco & IT Industry (New Opening #2)

Posted by shah | Posted in Networking, News | Posted on 02-02-2012

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Hi All,

Again, I would like to share a new jobs opening in Telco & IT Industry in Malaysia. Last time I had posted a list of new posts and I received a very good response from the readers and friends. Now, we still have multiple vacancies in various Telco & IT disciplines. All the positions are required working experiences from 1 to 8 years.

If you fit with the requirements below, please do not hesitate to email your latest CV with expected salary to expert@sharudinzain.com. Please indicate the position which is relevant to your experience and if you’re a multi-skills professional, you can list all the relevant positions that you like.

If you want to know more especially on the working nature, benefits and company, you also can email to expert@sharudinzain.com. For your information, I’m part of this company and I strongly recommend you to be part of us.

 

No

Position

Experience (Y)

Num of Position

1.

Japanese IT Helpdesk (Native)

1 – 3 years

20

2.

Japanese IT Helpdesk (Non-Native)

1 – 3 years

20

3.

Japanese speaking Network Engineer (NOC) with CCNA / CCNP (L1, L2 & L3)

2 – 7 years

20

4.

English speaking Network Engineer (NOC) with CCNA / CCNP (L1, L2 & L3)

2 – 7years

8

5.

Japanese speaking Call Centre Team Leader / Supervisor

5 + years

3

6.

Japanese speaking Service Desk Manager.

5 – 7 years

2

7.

Japanese speaking Network Manager

5 – 7 years

2

8.

Mandarin Speaking Customer Service Exec

2 – 3 years

4

9.

Project Manager (SAP Environment)

5 – 8 years

2

10.

SAP BW Developer

3 -  5 years

2

11.

Accounting / Financial modelling Analyst (Local)

3 -  5 years

2

12.

IT/Telecommunication Sales Manager (Local)

3 -  5 years

2

13.

Operations / Client Account Manager (Local)

3 -  5 years

2

14.

JAVA Developer

4 -  8 years

5

15.

AS400 Developer

3 -  8 years

5

16.

DBA Administrator (DB Tuning Specialist)

3 -  5 years

4

17.

Windows & Unix Support (L2 & L3)

3 -  5 years

5

18.

Windows & Unix Support (L2 & L3)

3 -  5 years

5

19.

HR Executive (Local)

3 -  5 years

2

20.

HR Assistance & Trainee (Local)

0-  2 years

4

21.

Finance Assistance & Trainee (Local)

0 -  2 years

4

 

Expand your capabilities, explore a new international working environment and earn high pay!

Best regards,
expert@sharudinzain.com

 

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Hot Jobs in Telco & IT Industry (New Opening)

Posted by shah | Posted in Networking, News | Posted on 23-11-2011

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Hi All,

I would like to share a new jobs opening in Telco & IT Industry in Malaysia. We have multiple vacancies in various Telco & IT disciplines. All the positions are required working experiences from 1 to 15 years.

If you fit with the requirements below, please do not hesitate to email your latest CV with expected salary to expert@sharudinzain.com. Please indicate the position which is relevant to your experience and if you’re a multi-skills professional, you can list all the relevant positions that you like.

If you want to know more especially on the working nature, benefits and company, you also can email to expert@sharudinzain.com. For your information, I’m part of this company and I strongly recommend you to be part of us.

 


No

Position

Experience (Y)

Num of Position

1.

Senior JAVA Developer / Architect

5 – 6 years

10

2.

IBM / AIX DB2 DB Administrator

6 – 7 years

1

3.

Senior Teradata Professional

12 – 15 years

1

4.

Network Engineers (L1, L2 & L3)

2 – 7 years

7

5.

Japanese speaking Network Engineer (L1, L2 & L3)

2 – 7 years

5

6.

Japanese speaking UNIX Team Lead

5 + years

1

7.

Japanese speaking Service Desk Manager.

5 – 7 years

1

8.

Systems Administrator (HP-UX, AIX, Solaris)

3 – 5 years

5

9.

Korean speaking Customer Service Exec

1 + years

3

10.

.NET & Sharepoint Developers

7 + years

6

11.

Project Manager (Application Development)

7 + years

3

12.

PeopleSoft Developer

3 – 4 years

2

13.

Control-M subject matter expert

3 – 5 years

1

14.

Deployment Engineer Windows, Linux/Unix + NAS/SAN + VMware

3 – 5 years

1

15.

DB Administrator (SQL & Oracle)

2 – 5 years

1

16.

WAS Engineer (IBM Websphere Admin)

2 – 8 years

1

17.

Middleware EAI Support Engineer

2 – 3 years

5

18.

Senior Developer: Cardpro with Cobol

5 – 7 years

1

19.

Mainframe Engineer (MF-COBOL, AIX, Oracle and Business Objects)

2 – 8 years

2

Expand your capabilities, explore a new international working environment and receive a high pay!
Best regards,
expert@sharudinzain.com
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New TNB Pricing and Tariff on June 2011

Posted by shah | Posted in News | Posted on 07-06-2011

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New electricity tariff rates will be in place effective from 1st June 2011. The following are several quick facts about the new electricity tariff:
  • New tariff to reflect the increase in gas price (i.e. from RM10.70 per mmBTU to RM13.70 per mmBTU) whilst the coal price is still assumed at USD85 per tonne (CIF) (i.e. the price used in March 2009 tariff adjustment).
  • The existing tariff rates will also be revised upwards to partly recover for the increase in electricity cost of supply since the last base tariff review in June 2006.
  • In line with the Renewable Energy (RE) Act which was passed in April 2011, the Government will impose 1% as Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) for RE Fund, effective 1st September 2011. The fund will be utilised for promotion and development of RE projects and initiatives and will be managed by Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) under the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water.

In summary, the major features of the new electricity tariff rates are as follows:-

  • Average tariff will be increased by 7.12%. The increase is contributed by:
    • Average 5.12% increase due to the 28% upward revision of natural gas price to the power sector from RM10.70/mmBTU to RM13.70/mmBTU; and
    • Average 2.0% increase to partly recover for the increase of electricity cost of supply since June 2006
  • Industrial Consumers: average increase of 8.35% (ranging between 6.2% to about 10%).
  • Commercial Consumers: average increase of 8.35% (ranging between 6.2% to about 8.35%).
  • Domestic / Residential Consumers:
    • No tariff increase for monthly consumption of up to 200 kWh (Lifeline Band). The rate has been maintained at a highly subsidised rate of 21.8 sen/kWh in the past tariff reviews since 1997.
    • Consumers using 300kWh per month and below will not experience tariff increase.
  • Hence, no tariff increase to 75% of the household consumers (4.4 million consumers) i.e.
    • No tariff increase for Lifeline Band (3.3 million consumers)
    • No tariff increase for 201-300 kWh band (1.1 million consumers)
  • Special Industrial Tariff (SIT) consumers will experience an increase of about 10%. This is in line with the Government’s effort to gradually reduce subsidies to industries. Even with this increase, SIT consumers will continue to enjoy discounted tariff rates as compared to the rates for normal Industrial consumers. 
  • The 10% discount on electricity bills currently enjoyed by Government schools, Government institutions of higher learning, places of worship and welfare homes registered with the Government is maintained. The 10% discount will also be extended to educational institutions partly-funded by the Government.
  • Thermal Energy Storage (TES) consumers will enjoy higher discount for off-peak electricity consumption. In addition, Firm Standby charge for Co-generators will be reduced to encourage Green Technology, Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management (DSM) initiatives.
  • Water treatment, water distribution and sewerage companies to be categorised under Industrial Tariff.
  • The electricity rebate by the Government for Domestic consumers with monthly bill of not more than RM20 will be maintained until December 2011. 
  • The Government will also introduce a Fuel Cost Pass-Through (FCPT) mechanism for the power sector. Under the FCPT, the fuel cost will be reviewed every six (6) months and any changes (upward or downward) in the fuel cost due to the fluctuation in the fuel prices (namely gas, coal and oil) will be passed through in the end-user tariff.
 
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Mudah.my selamat dengan PayPal

Posted by shah | Posted in Business, News | Posted on 15-05-2011

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MEMBELI-BELAH secara talian semakin menjadi lumrah di negara ini apabila semakin banyak syarikat yang wujud saling bersaing dalam menawarkan produk di atas platform itu.

Bagi meningkatkan kemudahan bayaran bertaraf antarabangsa, Mudah.my bekerjasama dengan PayPal, penyedia pembayaran atas talian untuk menyediakan aspek keselamatan terbaik kepada pengguna.

Pengurus Besar Mudah.my, Shylendra AS Nathan, berkata pengiklan, pembeli dan penjual kini boleh menguruskan transaksi dengan lebih selamat dan yakin menerusi PayPal.

Pada masa yang sama, mod keselamatan PRO Niaga berjaya meningkatkan pengurusan strategik Mudah.my bagi memberi peluang kepada peniaga kecil dan sederhana (PKS) dengan ciri-ciri tambahan.

“Perkhidmatan terbabit membolehkan peniaga ini membina ‘storefront’ maya dan mengiklankan produk dan perkhidmatan dengan kos yang sederhana. Hampir 20,000 mendaftar storefront Pro Niaga bagi menjamin perniagaan jangka panjang dengan Mudah.my,” katanya.

Kajian comScore1 mendapati, Mudah.my berada di kedudukan tertinggi bagi laman jual beli atas talian tempatan dan menerima hampir 3 juta pengunjung unik setiap bulan.

Pengurus Besar PayPal Asia Tenggara, Mario Shiliashki, berkata budaya jual beli atas talian semakin meningkat di Asia dan Mudah.my antara pilihan terbaik pengguna.

“PayPal menawarkan keselamatan maksimum kepada 81 juta lebih pemegang akaun aktif menerusi ukuran keselamatan termasuk data enkripsi dan pemantauan transaksi 24/7,” katanya lagi sambil menambah bahawa akaun pengguna dilindungi daripada berlakunya sebarang pembayaran tidak sah.

sumber artikel : it@metro online

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Pakar Ekonomi: BNM Mungkin Naikkan SRR Antara 50 Hingga 100 Mata Asas

Posted by shah | Posted in Financial, News | Posted on 11-02-2011

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Bank Negara dijangka menaikkan keperluan rizab berkanun (SRR) dalam mesyuarat dasar monetarinya yang bakal diadakan pada 11 Mac dalam usaha mengekang lebihan mudah tunai di dalam sistem perbankan, kata seorang pakar ekonomi.

Ketua ekonomi kumpulan RAM Holdings Bhd, Dr Yeah Kim Leng berkata sementara dasar kadar semalaman (OPR) mungkin tidak akan dinaikkan kali ini, sebaliknya terdapat jangkaan yang bank pusat akan menaikkan SRR.

“SRR dijangka dinaikkan untuk menyerap lebihan mudah tunai daripada sistem perbankan dan pada masa yang sama memberi isyarat yang kawalan yang lebih ketat berikutan jangkaan inflasi yang mungkin berlaku disebabkan pertumbuhan kredit yang tinggi dalam sistem perbankan,” kata beliau kepada Bernama.

Dr Yeah berkata pertumbuhan kredit yang tinggi boleh berlaku, terutamanya daripada pinjaman perumahan memandangkan aliran masuk dana lebih banyak tertumpu ke sektor hartanah.

“Kami rasakan yang SRR mungkin akan dinaikkan antara 0.5 peratus dan satu peratus dalam mesyuarat jawatankuasa dasar monetari yang akan datang. Pada masa ini, SRR ialah pada satu peratus,” kata Dr Yeah.

Bank Negara telah mengurangkan secara berperingkat SRR sejak Disember 2008 daripada empat peratus kepada satu peratus pada Mac 2009.

Bulan lepas, bank pusat telah mengekalkan OPR semasa pada 2.75 peratus tetapi telah membayangkan dasar tambahan seperti SRR dan langkah peminjaman makro yang lebih berhemat sebagai cara untuk menampan risiko makro ekonomi dan ketidakseimbangan kewangan.

The Oxford Business Group (OBG) dalam maklumat ekonomi terbarunya semalam berkata yang kenaikan satu peratus dalam kadar SRR boleh mengeluarkan kira-kira US$1.3 bilion daripada sistem perbankan.

Untuk OPR, Dr Yeah berkata sejak bank pusat menormalkan kembali kadar faedah tahun lepas, ia masih mempunyai keanjalan untuk mengekalkan kadar faedah pada paras semasa memandangkan tekanannya masih lagi boleh diuruskan.

“Memandangkan tinjauan global masih lagi tidak menentu, sebarang kenaikan kadar mungkin menjejaskan pertumbuhan permintaan domestik,” kata beliau.

Dr Yeah berkata demikian ketika mengulas pertanyaan sama ada Bank Negara akan tertekan untuk menaikkan kadar faedah kerana beberapa rakan sejawatnya yang lain, terutamanya China, telah menaikkan kadar faedah untuk mengekang tekanan inflasi.

Bank pusat Indonesia turut menaikkan kadar faedah Jumaat lepas sementara bank pusat Filipina akan mengumumkan strategi terbarunya dalam dasar monetari lewat Khamis.

Mengenai pengukuhan ringgit yang berterusan, beliau berkata, kenaikan itu adalah seiring dengan kenaikan mata wang Asia yang lain, didorong oleh sejumlah besar aliran masuk modal.

Pada Rabu, ringgit mencecah paras ringgit seharian pada 3.0310 berbanding dolar AS.

Dr Yeah berkata perolehan yang tinggi untuk ringgit dan prospek pertumbuhan serta tinjauan pertumbuhan domestik yang lebih baik turut menyumbang kepada kenaikan mata wang tempatan.

“Kenaikan yang berterusan akan menarik lebih banyak aliran masuk jangka pendek serta wang panas,” kata beliau sambil menambah yang kemungkinan adanya rancangan rangsangan seterusnya di AS boleh merancakkan lagi aliran masuk modal ke rantau Asia termasuk Malaysia.

Pada Rabu, pengerusi Rizab Persekutuan AS, Ben Bernanke, membayangkan terdapatnya kemungkinan kelonggaran dasar kedua dan ketiga kerana ia akan terus menyokong pemulihan ekonomi AS.

Dr Yeah berkata pengumuman itu telah menyaksikan tekanan jualan ke atas dolar AS dan turut memberikan beberapa sokongan belian kepada mata wang lain, terutamanya mata wang Asia.

“Kita perlu menyemak terutamanya jika Yuan China terus mengukuh dengan cepat berbanding kadar kenaikan biasa. Buat masa ini, kita masih lagi mengekalkan sasaran semasa kita,” tambah beliau.

Awal tahun ini, RAM Holdings Bhd telah mengunjurkan ringgit akan terus meningkat tiga hingga lima peratus lagi, sekali gus membawa kadar pertukaran antara RM2.93 dan RM2.99 untuk satu dolar AS tahun ini.

– BERNAMA

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