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Trimble is a leading provider of advanced location-based solutions that maximize productivity and enhance profitability. The Company integrates its positioning expertise in GPS, laser, optical and inertial technologies with application software, wireless communications, and services to provide complete commercial solutions. Trimble serves a variety of industries including agriculture, engineering and construction, transportation and wireless communications infrastructure. The Company's portfolio of over 1,800 patents is the basis for the broadest positioning solutions portfolio in the industry. Our employees represent this diversity and can be found in over 30 countries, working closely with their colleagues around the world. At Trimble, employee satisfaction goes hand in hand with customer satisfaction. Our goal is to build strong relationships that create a robust company and a profitable future. Position yourself with an innovative leader and position yourself for success! Job Summary: Oracle applications testing and documenting for Oracle 11i enhancements and R12 Upgrade project.

Graduate Technical Intern - ATE Software Engineer The Graduate Technical Intern - ATE Software Engineer will work on various projects in the Production Test group. The group is responsible for creating and maintaining software programs that control Automated Test Equipment (ATE) in support of the production of Trimble's products.

Undergraduate Technical Intern Data warehouse report cleanup, thinning, for Operations reports/users With Oracle R12 project we will also have to review and potentially redo all reports in Cognos and Noetix. The default task related to R12 will be that all existing reports must be migrated to work with R12; resources, time, money is allocated based on existing body of reports. However, a portion, potentially a large portion, of existing reports should not be migrated and should be archived now. They have either not been used for x years (or ever) or do not even work anymore (there is an entire folder of Cognos reports that do not function today). Additionally, we have reports in both Noetix and Cognos. Noetix use has been static for years (i.e. no new users) creating a split body of reports and users. Noetix reports are exclusively in personal folders, unavailable to any user except the creator. Since we must review/change these reports anyway for R12, we should identify which reports are of greatest value (i.e. servicing a group of users or relied on in a production capacity) and those should be recreated in Cognos.