SAP NS2 CoE Support Engineer Intern - Virtual (US)

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This job opportunity is for an SAP NS2 CoE Support Engineer Intern, and it focuses on working with SAP products and technologies across various industry segments. The role involves tasks related to relational database management (SQL), familiarity with Linux or Unix operating systems, and programming experience with scripting languages. It emphasizes teamwork, analytical skills, and a commitment to learning. The position requires candidates to be U.S. citizens and pursuing or having recently obtained a Bachelor's degree in Science, Engineering, or a related field.

SALARY: $80544.88

LOCATION: US


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