As a software developer at Keronic, you build software for and with grid operators. You do this using GE Smallworld™: a Geographic Information System (GIS) designed for utility‑network applications. We are the market leader in GE Smallworld™ development in the Netherlands.
- Starting salary €3,200 – €4,250 gross based on 40 hours, depending on your experience.
- 26 vacation days. No matter how much you enjoy your work, time to rest is essential.
- Fully employer‑paid pension.
- High‑quality work equipment: MacBook Pro, phone allowance, and a lease car or public transport subscription.
- Solid training program to help you quickly master GE Smallworld™ and Magik.
- 80/20 work structure: you spend 80% of your time working for clients, and 20% of your time is dedicated to innovation and personal development.
- Profit‑sharing: we keep an eye on costs together and share the results.
- Growth path: talent and development are assessed and rewarded annually.
- A young, eager‑to‑learn, and supportive team with a high level of expertise.
In our thorough two‑month training program, we teach you the ins and outs of the GE Smallworld™ domain and the Magik programming language. After that, you’ll start working as a specialist for our clients, preferably together with one of your colleagues. Everything you work on contributes to improving energy, telecom, and water distribution.
You already have a solid foundation in software development and are ready to further specialize. You are eager to learn, self sufficient, down‑to‑earth, with an eye for detail. Helping your clients
If you’re interested in energy and sustainability, we are a 100% match. In addition:
- You have a foundation in software developing.
- You are able to think conceptually and have strong problem‑solving skills which may show in your analytical or mathematical ability
- You value quality and (personal) development.
- You are able to manage your own projects and your time.
- You don’t mind spending time on the road to visit clients.
- You have completed an HBO‑degree in ICT or information science. Your degree or background is not decisive for us, your work ethic is.
At Keronic, you’ll follow a six‑week onboarding program that gives you a clear and practical introduction to Asset Management and the GE Smallworld™ platform. You’ll learn how its components work together, how to work with its database, and how to develop in the Magik programming language. Each module is led by a different colleague who shares their expertise in an approachable, to the point way, so you can start learning and contributing with confidence.
Day 1
How does our network work, who are our clients, and what makes Keronic different? After that, we dive straight into the the practical part.
Week 1
How do you work with Magik? How do you find the right information, and how do you track down errors? Being self‑sufficient is key.
Week 2-5
The assignments become more complex, giving you a deeper view of the programs we work with. You’ll move closer to the practical application of Magik and how Keronic uses it in projects.
Continuous learning
In the final assignment Nearest Car Park, you will apply everything you’ve learned. Using dummy data, you’ll design a system that calculates the fastest route to a parking garage and displays it on a map. After the program, you’ll start contributing to Keronic’s projects.
We are always looking for skilled people who are open to learn.
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