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£ 3166
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SWORD GROUP HOLDINGS is looking for employees for positions:
applications engineer
applications engineer
Working hours
full-time
Responsibility
with over 2,500 Technology, Digital & Software specialists working globally, we unlock solutions to the most critical business technology challenges
this role can be remote, UK based
sword propels organisations on their data driven journey; where decisions are based on facts, metrics are used to motivate, data is openly shared, and trust and transparency are prioritised above all else
sword is a leader in data insights, digital transformation, and technology services with a substantial reputation in software development, complex business IT projects and mission critical operations
as the pre-eminent provider of IT, IM and Data solutions and services to the Energy sector, we have an opportunity for an experienced Applications Engineer to join our team on an permanent basis
this role will support and manage our customer’s portfolio of business applications and systems to support a wide range of critical business processes
Requirements
previous extensive experience as an Applications Engineer
experience of supporting Energy sector or similar application portfolios, with a knowledge of SQL, Oracle and necessary database interfaces
experience working and liasing closely with vendors and has the ability to keep them on track
strong understanding and experience of supporting web and CoTS applications is essential
experience of the following applications would be an advantage; PI, Beamex CMX, Opralog, Beran, Condmaster, Smart Signal
understanding of building and maintaining PowerApps
previous experience following operational processes including incident and problem management, service continuity, vulnerability management and routine maintenance
history of standardising and maintaining knowledge management articles