Unix Shell Scripting

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What we are looking for

Role : Unix Shell Scripting

Experience Range : 4 – 8 Years

Location : Chennai

candidates should come to office for Walk in Drive(Face to face Interview)

Weekend Walk-in Drive : 6 December 2025(Saturday)

Timing : 10AM to 1PM

Must-Have :

SQL

DDL / DML

Truncate and Delete Differentiation

Triggers

Joins

Performance Tuning

Analytical functions / Exceptions

Simple Views and Materialized Views

Rank and Dense Ranks

Partitioning tables

Indexes

Cursors

Unix

File handling Commands

AWK / Cut / Tail / Head / vi editor / grep / copy / rm commands and its usage with different options

Process Status

Crontab / Scheduling

File / Folder permissions (CHMOD)

File Transfer protocols usage

Shell Scripting

Responsibilities :

• Configure WINDOWS and LINUX
• At least 2 to 7 years of experience in C / C++, Unix Shell Script, RDBMS skills – PL / SQL Queries, Basic Java / J2EE,
• Ability to quickly scale up on the domain and delivering highly efficient bug free code quickly.
• At least 2+ years of experience in software development life cycle.
• At least 2+ years of experience in Project life cycle activities on development and maintenance projects.
• Ability to quickly scale up on the domain and delivering highly efficient bug free code quickly.
• To be able to design and develop using latest technologies, frameworks and latest development and testing tools.
• Ability to work in team in diverse / multiple stakeholder environment.
• Strong Analytical and grasping skills.
• Experience and desire to work in a Global delivery environment.
• Strong verbal and written communication.
• Demonstrated ability to grasp concepts and quickly come up the learning curve to implement new technologies

Interested candidates pls share your cv to mailid : c.nayana@tcs.com with subject " Unix Shell Scripting" for further Discussion