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300+ Leetcode Problems! —Still No Offers? Let's Get You Offers with SynergisticIT.

You've done a ton of Leetcode. You've racked up certificates, aced LeetCode challenges, and you know your way around system design like the back of your hand. On paper, you're everything a tech company wants. However tech stacks and requirement change every day. Also, tech clients want in depth Tech stack knowledge and the school projects don't make the cut.

Since 2010, we've helped thousands of candidates land full-time jobs at tech leaders like Google, Apple, PayPal, Visa, Western Union, Wells Fargo, Client, Paypal, Banking, Wayfair, Client, Client and hundreds more with Job offers of $95k to $154k. Synergisticit's JOPP focuses on closing the gap between your tech skills and what employers want now.

Open Roles We're Hiring For our clients :

• Entry-Level Software Programmers (Java / Python)
• Java Full Stack Developers
• Data Analysts & BI Engineers
• Data Scientists & ML Engineers

All visa types and U.S. citizens are encouraged to apply.

The numbers say it all : Synergisticit JOPP grads get salaries ranging anywhere from $90,000 per annum to $154,000 based on the roles and the technologies they are skilled on. Where? : Apple, Google, Walmart Labs, Ford Motors, Client, Visa, Wells Fargo, Client, Client, BHN, Banking, Walgreens, Autozone, PayPal, Client, and more. Check the links below :

We Focus on Java / Full stack / Devops and Data Science / Data Engineers / Data analysts / BI Analysts / Machine learning / AI candidates

Ideal Candidates :

Currently, We are looking for entry-level software programmers, Java Full stack developers, Python / Java developers, Data analysts / Data Engineers / Data Scientists, Machine Learning engineers for full time positions with clients. Top tech companies are flooded with smart grads. What gets you in the door now is real-world application, confidence in delivery, and the soft skills to own a room—or a Zoom. That's what we teach.

The Market's Changed—Have You?