Miami Beach Security Jobs (FL)

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BURGER KING® WHOPPER BAR™ - Restaurant ManagementBurger King Corporation(Miami, Florida)
What started in 1954 with one restaurant in Miami has grown today to more than 11,000 restaurants in 61 countries worldwide. And we're still growing! Over the years at Burger King, "HAVE IT YOUR WAY"® has come to mean a great deal more than creating special orders for our guests: it's about clean, safe restaurants; food that is freshly made and served hot; and the kind of fast, friendly service yo...
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Posted Fri 9th October
Enterprise Data DeveloperAllianceOne(Miami, Florida)
AllianceOne is a subsidiary of Teleperformance, the leader and global expert in contact center management creating more value through a better customer experience. Our core business spans the full spectrum of contact center solutions. Teleperformance has the largest global footprint in the industry with 281 contact centers, presence in 45 countries, servicing over 75 markets in 15 NearShore/OffSho...
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Posted Mon 2nd November
C++ System Programmer -Rock Stars Needed To Help Make The World A Safer Place For Our Children -reloTlo(Miami, Florida)
Lightning in a Bottle TLO is dedicated to creating technologies, systems, and tools that protect children, people, companies and countries from risk, fraud, and theft. New types of crime and threats are emerging faster than solutions. TLO is committed to change this. We employ elite programmers from around the globe to create revolutionary technology to make the world a better place. Below is a li...
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Miami's close proximity to Latin America makes the city the host to many Latin America and multinational corporation headquarters. There are many large corporations based in Miami, including American Airlines, Cisco, Microsoft, SBC Communications, Burger King, Sony and Disney. The Port of Miami is one of the United State's busiest ports with most of its tonnage coming from the Caribbean and South America. There are more international banks located in Miami than in any other U.S. city. Tourism remains a major source of the city's economy.