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About the RoleThe Veeam Quality Assurance team invites you to work on Veeam products with Veeam QA professionals in the Prague R&D office.
What You'll DoPlease note: If the applicant is permanently present outside of the Czech Republic, Veeam reserves the right to refuse to consider the application for a job. Remote job is only possible in case the employee is located in the Czech Republic.
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