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Mathews Pious is a software engineer with over 7 years of experience developing software for the telecom industry using technologies like Oracle PLSQL, Unix Shell, Perl, Java, and Android. He currently works at Infosys Technologies in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia developing interconnect and billing systems for clients like Maxis and managing teams of up to 25 people. Pious has a B.Tech in electronics and communication engineering and is a quick learner with strong technical skills and experience across the entire software development lifecycle.

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