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You steer digital projects on time, budget and scope, from kick off to go live.
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Six roles we are mainly recruiting for right now. See what the work involves.
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You steer digital projects on time, budget and scope, from kick off to go live.
You own the backlog and decide what the team builds next, sprint after sprint.
You set the product direction and weigh user needs against the business case.
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You guide teams in scrum or kanban, facilitate sprints and remove the blockers that slow them down.
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You map how the business works and translate it into requirements developers can build.
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You write the functional specification a developer can build without guessing.
Sectors where Product & Delivery matters. Each with its own rhythm, scale and clients.
Digital product teams at retail and savings banks, where strict compliance sets the pace.
Platforms and network services that reach millions of users every day.
Digital services for citizens, at cities, agencies and public institutions.
Grid operators and industrial companies, where the energy transition and digitalisation meet.
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Our client, a prominent organization in the public sector, is looking for a Functional Analyst to support large-scale, business-critical applications. This role involves translating complex business needs into technical designs within a dynamic project environment.
Our client, a leading professional organization focused on digital infrastructure, is looking for an Azure Cloud Integration Engineer to join their technology team. In this role, you will bridge the gap between software delivery and reliable infrastructure, taking ownership of scalable and secure cloud solutions. This is an excellent opportunity for a medior or senior professional who thrives on building and optimizing complex integration environments.
Five honest answers to questions Product & Delivery consultants actually ask.
Not a hard requirement. We mainly look at the match with the role, where relevant experience and the expertise you have built up weigh more heavily than the specific degree.
For most roles, yes, certainly at clients in Belgium. You often work with teams and stakeholders who speak Dutch or French internally.
Yes. Analysts often start out in development, grow into analysis and later take the step toward product or project management. Your Talent Manager thinks along with you about your next step.
Usually at the client, often hybrid. The balance depends on the project and is discussed upfront.
Yes. We propose concrete projects to you, you decide whether to approve them. Only then do you meet the client. Not the other way around.
Our Life Sciences colleagues place these profiles on pharmaceutical sites. More regulation and more documentation, and the work itself stays recognisable. Follow the link to see what is open there.
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