Application Support & Development Consultant (English speaking)

As Application Support & Development Consultant within the Application Services (APS) team of Netcompany, you'll get energy from customer contact, quick switching and continuously improving existing systems. Here you work directly with customers on IT solutions that are already live. That means for you that your work today has direct impact. You ensure that the product is further developed by adding new features, fixing bugs, and providing users with the best possible user experience. Often you work for multiple clients at once, which means you quickly gain experience with different organizations and challenges. You switch smoothly, remain calm under pressure, and know exactly how to involve colleagues and customers in a technical solution for a functional question.

At APS, everything revolves around smart improvement: we optimize and expand what already exists. Based on ITIL structures, you work with a multidisciplinary team to continuously improve customer environments. That means analyzing, building, testing, and implementing. From A to Z, you'll learn the entire spectrum of software development and service management. You use what's needed – from code to low-code, from .NET to Java or something in between – as long as you really help your client. For us, it's not necessarily important how something works, as long as it works for the client and is of high quality. If you're versatile, find different technologies interesting, and believe that good communication is just as important as good code, then you'll feel right at home with us.

You'll end up in a tight-knit team with plenty of freedom to take responsibility. You work according to ITIL- and agile-principles, in an environment where customer satisfaction, collaboration, and continuous improvement are central. You learn to switch quickly, set priorities, and communicate effectively because you regularly have contact with customers who rely on your solutions. Do you want to develop broadly, fulfill a pragmatic role, and make an impact without focusing entirely on one specialization? Then this is your ideal next step.