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A third party timer job designed to accomplish a specific purpose, which represents a built-in SharePoint object structure that can perform various tasks within the SharePoint environment on a scheduled or on a one-time event basis.
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Custom Timer job does not show up under Job Definitions when installed via PowerShell
Try the following,
Restart the timer service in services.msc
Check your web application feature once after deployment.
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