can software egineers get jobs in banks if yes what do we have to study?
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Definitely,\n            All the accounting, drafting system can be done through softwares, for the banking sector software development a Software Engineer must know basic Accounting and Commerce!
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- Find out what type of software you'd like to work on most.\n- Research which companies in the USA that deal with the software you like to work on most. (e.g., Microsoft, IBM, Google etc...)\n- Make sure your resume is top notch, your academics and past work experience, personal projects are mentioned. Most importantly, make sure these are RELEVANT/RELATED to the job you want to do.\n- Go to the company's site and go to their Career's section, or "We're Hiring" links and send in your resume for the positions that you want most and fit you and your resume.\n\nGood luck!
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study and apply for the job
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you can\n Search for companies you might like to work for. Any search engine will produce lots of answers.
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it is possible in university and after there r many companies.just check work&travel
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Look into becoming a CFO of a company, a banking center manager or a wealth/investment manager. Also look into working for one of the major credit card companies. Any of these will utilize financial and software skills.
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Is there any way you could go into business for yourself?  If you are your own employer then you don't have to worry about getting hired.  Of course, if you do anything that requires financial investment, then you will have to deal with banks or whoever is your source of capital.
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well in IT sector now a days in India u can have job regarding software development\nsoftware solutions online (called as callcenters)\ndata processing\ndata entry\nhardware, networking\nand many more jobs depends upon ur qualification\n\ni think i deserve 10 points\n\nrj_jocky@yahoo.com
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I doubt it. Most reputable places you would want to work would require certification and/or a license.
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Dear friend, please specify your locational conditions and also specify your qualifications, experience , etc.\n\nFor small to medium sized companies , B.Com or M.Com. degrees can do but for big sized companies they require C.As or MBA (finance). Also these days you need to have Computerised Accounting skills.\n\nYou can approach various placement consultants or online job sites or just newspapers.
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I just graduated from Glasgow Uni and although I am too sick to work I looked into my options. The first was postgrad study and the second was work. \n\nAnyway, I went to a careers place and they said I had to go back to Glasgow Uni to get advice as I just graduated. I picked up some books and started to read. The books were graduate jobs, that are designed for graduates with and without specialised degrees. With Maths, Computing and Accounting you could apply for these jobs and be offered a specailised place based on the fact that you are qualified in these areas.Look out for graduate careers, rather than just jobs. \n\nI think you are asking the wrong question because you were given the wrong advice. For example, microsoft have graduate career jobs. And even if you are not qualified enough, you are probably more qualified than they are asking for and will train you in any area they need to. If you are willing to take any field, then these is so much out there.\n\nGo to any Uni, go to the careers service and ask for books on graduate careers. They are free for graduates to take home and you will be surprised at your options without developing a 'network of contacts'. You see, these jobs are not advertised in the same way as normal jobs, and are only available to graduates.\n\nI know it really isn't answering your question, but it is the answer to the question you should have been asking, had you been given the right information.\n\nHope this helps and good luck.
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First and foremost is to look for advertisements by the Banks and giving CV to foreign banks.  Banks in India follow caste system for recruitment in jobs in addition to  fulfilment of other criteria.  \n\nKeep trying and if you are a computer PG or PGD  from some good institution, you stand best chances. You can acquire this within 6 months to 1 year.  Go ahead, you stand a chance.
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Computer Technology (Hard/Software) and Banking Services, at large scale.\n\nReady-made Garments and Advertising at medium scale.\n\nFast Food and Brokerage, at small scale. You may also take transport service as well.
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Sadly, the answer to your question I think is strongly likely to be No! Ernst & Young would definately be classified as another financial instiution given the area's of work they cover.\n\n**I suspect your NOT allowed to work for more than one financial organisation at a time for obvious reasons of security and secrecy. You will know things about the way the bank works which others would potentially find very valuable to them or would like to know about such as systems or the way clients are handled.\n\n**IMO get a definate offer on the table from E&Y before you make your mind up on this, but a placement with E&Y would be considedered quite prestidgous if you got it and would stand you in good stead for another job later on in finance.\n\n**No! I think you would still have to leave the bank to do the E&Y placement if you were offered that chance.
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Yeah I got a BSc in this computer science thingy. What I do in real life has very little to do with what I learned in those classes. I'm actually in finance now.
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why don't u try for a banking position you would get good exposure and a good secure job
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Software training (rep for a software company).  After they sell the product, you go out and train the clients on the systems.  You then get to travel and work with people.  Your existing computer background will help quite a bit since you can speak to people in both technical terms and layman's terms.  You could go to te job boards or to specific software company sites that you are interested in.  Just a thought.  Good luck!