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Rakuten full-time / internship recruitment

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Rakuten, an E-commerce conglomerate in Japan, is coming to University of Waterloo on Nov. 3rd to hold an info session for a full-time / internship recruitment. 
Sign up now for the event from the URL below! 
Registration : http://www.ceca.uwaterloo.ca/students/hiresessions_details.php?id=3696

~~~~~~~~~~~Event Info~~~~~~~~~~~~
[Date] Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015
[Session Time] 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
[Location] Tatham Centre - 2218 A and B
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==What is Rakuten?==
★An Internet company that operates more than 40 services such as online shopping, travel, banking, with big data of more than 90 million people (500 million people including Viber users)
★Ranked among the Top 20 of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 3 consecutive years 
★CEO Hiroshi Mikitani was selected as a member of e-G8 Forum among top web companies such as Google and Facebook
★Dynamic presence overseas with Slice, Ebate, Buy.com, Linkshare in the United States, Kobo in Canada, and also Play.com in UK as their subsidiaries. 
★Actively hiring young engineers around the world including Canada, India, China, Singapore, the United States, etc. 
Rakuten recruitment website: http://global.rakuten.com/corp/careers/

==Job Categories==
-Software Engineer
Planning, designing and developing of new Web services, Maintenance and operation of existing Web services, Mobile or Smartphone Development.
-Infrastructure Engineer
Development and operation of infrastructure systems, such as servers, networks and database.

==Education/Skills==
BS/MS/PhD in Computer Science or related majors 

==Selection process after the event===
1: Online Application (http://www.topcareer.jp/inter/company_search/?id=001396)
2: Online Programming test/ Online video Interview
3: Online or Face to face interviews
4: Offer meeting


Please direct any inquires at topcareer.international.us@4th-valley.com
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