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6 months ago
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Calling Bright Tech Minds from the UK, Brazil, Morocco & Turkey!


One of my clients, aleading global innovation hub, is looking for bright, ambitious minds inAI, Blockchain, Propulsion Engineering, Drones, Quantum Computing and Robotics


Are you arecent graduate, self-taught tech genius, or passionate hobbyistwho lovesbuilding, experimenting, and competing in tech challenges? If you thrive on innovation and want to work with cutting-edge technology, this is your chance!


Why Join Us?

✅ Work in aworld-class innovation ecosystemwith the latest technology

✅ Contribute toreal-world, groundbreaking projects

✅ Collaborate withtop industry expertsin a fast-paced, dynamic environment

✅ Enjoy ahigh quality of life, modern infrastructure, and a vibrant international community


What We’re Looking For:

🔹 Astrong passionfor technology and innovation

🔹 Experience withpersonal projects, research, hackathons, or competitions

🔹 Background inAI, Blockchain, Robotics, Quantum Computing, or Propulsion Engineering

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