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Avery Dennison · Bengaluru, KA, India

Order Processing (OP) Technical Support

Bengaluru, KA, IndiaFull-timeCustomer Support

Listed on Avery Dennison’s official careers site. Posted September 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

ABOUT YOUR ROLE - Design automation programs to improve daily order entry efficiency and accuracy.

  • Engage in data processing, workflow optimization, automation program design, project testing, daily operation maintenance.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

WILL INCLUDE - Design a standard template or program to consolidate order entry data automatically.

  • Design program to input data automatically and simplify the process workflow, mainly through Excel Visual Basic.
  • Follow up projects and summarize the process and conduct relevant training for OM.
  • Responsible for the maintenance and development of existing programs.

Competence Requirement

  • Strong team-work spirit
  • Good communication skill
  • Be able to work with high quality and efficiently
  • Customer oriented

Qualifications

Qualification

  • Have some basic programming skills, be familiar with VB/VB.NET/VBA/VBS and so on. Familiar with Java or Python is preferable.
  • Sharp analytical ability, fast learning skill problem solving techniques - 1 to 2yrs of experience
  • Any Graduate
  • Python or bash or VB Script , SQL, Advanced Excel (VBA, Macros)

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