15 set - Milano
Risk Systems Consulting
Risk Systems Consulting is now looking for an Integrator Engineer to respond to a highly growing market demand. In this role, you will get the chance to work on interesting projects for a multitude of key clients in Italy.
Responsibilities
As part of a specialised team, you will be working in international missions within Italy on complex systems integrations for clients.
Specifically, some of your tasks will be:
1. Translate internal and external client’s requirements into technical solutions.
2. Undertake setup and configuration of complex Risk Management products, troubleshooting and testing for original installation and systems upgrades.
3. Develop customised solutions and modules in a range of development tools, typically: Java, Python, Perl, and shell scripting.
4. Conduct research, data collection, and analysis to prepare, present, and deliver recommendations and solutions to clients.
5. Create and use intellectual capital to solve diverse business issues in innovative ways.
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Participate in the delivery and implementation of solutions for clients.
Qualifications
1. You have a Bachelor or Master degree in IT, Computer Science, or Mathematics.
2. You have basic experience in the consultancy industry (at least 6 months).
3. You have familiarity with financial analytics or risk management.
4. You have experience with mapping and ETL.
5. You have some development experience and coding skills in Java, Python, Perl, Visual Basic, or C++ (minimum 2 years’ experience across coding languages).
6. You speak fluently Italian and English. Additional European languages are a plus.
7. You have a critical mind and excellent analytic and problem-solving ability.
8. You are detail and result-oriented.
9. You have strong interpersonal skills, able to communicate clearly with clients.
10. You are flexible to travel in Europe for assignment periods to clients.
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