Data Analytics Engineer

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Data Analytics Engineer

Zenz Technologies Amsterdam

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What is required?

  • Academic degree, preferably beta
  • Proven interest in programming and software development
  • Analytical and communicating skills
  • Proficient command of the English language
  • Fun, fast and flexible

What will you get?

  • €3.250 - €3.750 gross p/m (starters salary)
  • Profit-sharing scheme
  • 40 hour workweek
  • 28 vacation days
  • Opportunities to follow external trainings and courses
  • Phone, laptop and flexible working (from home) possible
  • Pension plan

What will you do?

  • 30% Contact with clients
  • 40% Programming in C++
  • 10% Data analytics
  • 10% Project management
  • 5% Testing functionalities
  • 5% Internal projects

This vacancy has been created based on interviews with employees to help you get a realistic preview of the job.

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Raymond Kat

Vacancy

As a Data Analytics Engineer at Zenz Technologies, you work together with clients to give them optimal insight in their data. You do this partly by means of extensive implementation projects, and partly by delivering support once the software has been implemented. Clients are often airlines and train companies, and you work closely together to fully understand their business needs and wishes.

As Zenz aims to maintain long term relationships with their clients, it is essential to ensure the client receives high quality support. You do this by building a strong relationship with the clients' stakeholder(s) as well as the application users. You can assist clients where needed because you are easily approachable and have extensive knowledge of the software. You understand the coding behind the software and are able to translate the clients wishes into clean code. Besides this, you also host business visits or digital meetings to show the users the software's features.

You are the first point of contact for the clients under your responsibility. Therefore, it is important to have business, customer and programming skills.

If you are interested in programming and data, you like to contribute to an industry-leading analytics platform with creative ideas, and do not mind to work with clients from all over the world, then this is the job for you.

Working week

Data Analytics Engineer
Jurriaan Meijer

On an enjoyable day, I receive an email from a customer that they completed their tests and we can go live. I celebrate the successful implementation with my colleagues during a drink and a game of ping-pong.

On a less enjoyable day, a customer changed his mind late in the project. This means I have to re-do some work. Luckily, I anticipated this by designing a flexible logic.
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    • Lunch
    • Day start
    • Reading and answering emails
    • Planking session
    • Working session with client
    • Call with client
    • Programming in C++
    • Testing functionality
    • Meeting with colleague
    • Lunch
    • Day start
    • Reading and answering emails
    • Internal meeting with Project team and partner
    • Planking session
    • Contacting colleague
    • Programming in C++
    • Providing support
    • Meeting with client
    • Lunch
    • Zenz Matters
    • Day start
    • Reading and answering emails
    • Progress meeting with client
    • Planking session
    • Working session with client
    • Call with client
    • Programming in C++

Firsthand experience

A train company wants to analyze the load factor of its trains, to maximize the number of tickets sold, and prevent wasted empty seats. How do you help them?

Together with the client, you discuss the business need and technical impact. On average a train can be quite empty on a route, but if there is one segment on the route that is already sold-out, no-one can buy a ticket from the start to the end anymore. Together, you decide that it is more interesting to look at the 'maximum load factor', to report per train the load factor of the segment with the highest load factor. With the internal Zenz team you discuss the technical impact, because this customised solution should of course still perform very fast.

Depending on your experience and personal preference, you will program the feature or outsource this to a Software Engineer colleague. You keep the client updated on the progress, and will demonstrate the feature once it is unrolled.

Growth

Because Zenz Technologies is a small company, you can be given more responsibilities and bigger projects quickly. There is a lot of training on the job, as well as budget to participate in external courses and training.

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Working at Zenz Technologies

Zenz Technologies, a Dutch company, has specialized in developing tailor-made decision support systems since 2013. The three founders have more than fifty years of experience in airline revenue management. Currently, revenue management departments of air lines, train- and cruise companies from all over the world use ZenzTech software. Zenz Technologies built this software from scratch and is constantly improving it. Besides this, Zenz Technologies keeps her customers happy through a personal approach and quick response to questions and requests.

View company profile of Zenz Technologies
  • Headquarters in Amsterdam
  • 25 employees
  • International customers
  • 20% / 80%
  • Average age 30 years
  • Casual
  • Remote working possible

Colleagues

Vivian Lodewijckx (34) - Head of Operations

Why did you decide to work for this company?
Before I started working here, I worked at an airline where I used the Zenz software. I thought it would be fun to make that software myself and I could learn a lot from the three founders of Zenz, so when the opportunity arose, I switched.

What was your previous job?
Revenue Analyst.

What do you do in your spare time?
Traveling, hiking, reading and spend time with my daughter.

Floris Jonkman (29) - Software Engineer C++

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I was looking for a small company where you have the freedom to develop your own ideas. At Zenz I get involved in the wishes of the customer.

What was your previous job?
Intern at the National Institute for Subatomaire Fysica.

What do you do in your spare time?
Cycling, cooking and going to pubs.

Raymond Kat (49) - Managing Director

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I am one of the co-founders of Zenz Technologies. We knew each other from our previous employer and started this company because we really enjoyed developing smart analytics systems. We also felt that we were good at it and that many potential customers would need the product we had in mind. Fortunately, that turned out to be the case!

What was your previous job?
Manager at an airline.

What do you do in your spare time?
Running, soccer and winter sports.

Wim Plender (30) - Head of Customer Solutions

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I was looking for a position where I could work with people, business and programming. During my first conversation with Zenz, I was immediately convinced by the partners' enthusiasm about their product and the company. Once I had started, I quickly realized that the atmosphere between colleagues was also very nice. Everyone is very open and there is a lot of willingness to help each other.

What was your previous job?
Research Programmer.

What do you do in your spare time?
Cycling, mountainbiking and playing games.

Joah Tjon-Affo (29) - Head of Implementation

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I used to be obsessed with airplanes, trains, streetcars, et cetera.. Basically anything that was big and moved. Until late in my high school days, I also always thought I would become a pilot later on. After I found out during my studies that my passion was in programming, Zenz seemed to be a company that nicely combined both. Now I always have the possibility to let my creativity run free with the code I write. Because of the clients I work for, I still have some touch with my childhood dream.

What did you study?
MSc Econometrics

What do you do in your spare time?
Playing (beach)volleybal and go out for dinner.

Jurriaan Meijer (25) - Data Analytics Engineer - Implementation Team

Why did you decide to work for this company?
I joined this company because I was seeking a role where I could continuously learn, be surrounded by passionate and experienced individuals, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. After an inspiring initial conversation, I found a perfect match in all three areas.

What was your previous job?
My previous position was an internship at ASR Nederland.

What do you do in your spare time?
In my free time, I love to play the drums, engage in fitness activities, and spend time with friends.

Elemer San Miguel Niddam (24) - Software Engineer

Why did you decide to work for this company?
To put it simply, I was up for a challenge. I studied Aerospace Engineering and have a background in web development. I enjoyed working as a Fullstack Developer but I always felt like I could achieve more. When, during the interview process, I learnt about the technologies used in Zenz and the "Zenz way" of finding solutions, I knew it was a match!

What was your previous job?
Fullstack Developer.

What do you do in your spare time?
Astrophotography and car trips, even better if combined!

Application process

Application
± 3 days
First interview onsite
± 3 days
Second interview onsite + meeting with colleagues
Discussing terms of employment

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