Junior IT Delivery Consultant
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
ROLE DESCRIPTION
The Junior IT Delivery Specialist is a hands‐on role responsible for configuring the software product based on specifications provided by consultants, managing integrations with banking services, and providing technical support throughout the delivery cycle. They work closely with internal teams (functional consultants and internal product development teams) to ensure the proper functioning of the implemented solutions, including debugging, developing integration components, and tracking tickets.
MAIN TASKS
Configuring software product setups to be implemented, based on consultants' requests
Debugging code based on reports and anomalies
Developing system integration components for banking services (APIs, middleware)
Monitoring and managing tickets via Help Desk (for product issues) and Jira (for SIT/UAT issues)
Collaborating with development and operations teams for rapid problem resolution
Documenting implemented activities and solutions
MAIN REQUIREMENTS
Excellent knowledge of SQL
Degree in Computer Engineering or Information Technology
Alternatively,
a technical-industrial diploma with a focus on IT and a minimum of 3 years' experience in the IT sector
Good knowledge of English (we work with international colleagues)
SKILLS
Knowledge of Microsoft Windows operating systems (both Client and Server) or a high level of autonomy (without requiring administrative skills) in understanding the features offered by the operating systems and their use
Knowledge of MSSQL or the ability to read an ER (Entity Relationship) diagram, understand its semantics, read queries, and make changes if necessary
Ability to work in a team
Ability to work under stressful conditions (e.g., end of UAT project)
Problem‐solving skills
Knowledge of .NET (C#) object‐oriented programming languages
Experience with REST APIs, SOAP, and system integration
ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD BE AN ADDED VALUE
Knowledge of MS PowerShell
Knowledge of containerization principles and the m