Nadine gives an insight into her work as Software Developer at 4cost<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Why did you join 4cost and how? What have you done before?<\/h3><\/div>After successfully completing my computer science degree, I initially joined 4cost as a consultant in 2011. A fellow student, who was working in development here at the time, had drawn my attention to the position and piqued my interest. The prospect of traveling a lot due to my job and thus gaining insights into a wide variety of industries\/companies immediately convinced me of the job.<\/p>\n
After more than eight years in consulting, I felt the need for more stability in my professional life. The request from development came at just the right time. I was able to return to my roots as a computer scientist, and the management was very open to the idea. In 2019, I finally switched to software development, where I still work today.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>What are your responsibilities at 4cost? How is your daily work structured?<\/h3><\/div>During my time as a consultant at 4cost, I was on the road a lot in Germany to train new and existing customers on-site in the use of our costing software<\/a> and to conduct workshops<\/a> with them. In addition, I was the main contact person when it came to implementing our software solutions<\/a> at the customer’s site and providing technical support.<\/p>\nAs a 4cost consultant, I also was involved in product management within the company. Thus, testing new software versions as well as the extensive documentation of our software for price and cost calculations<\/a> were an integral part of my assignment portfolio.<\/p>\nIn my role as a software developer at 4cost, I am significantly involved in the continuous development of our software solutions<\/a>. This includes the implementation of new functions and workflows as well as the detection and elimination of errors – in other words, quality assurance. In doing so, I benefit greatly from my many years of customer experience, as I know our users’ point of view well and incorporate this knowledge into the development process.<\/p>\n
Why did you join 4cost and how? What have you done before?<\/h3><\/div>After successfully completing my computer science degree, I initially joined 4cost as a consultant in 2011. A fellow student, who was working in development here at the time, had drawn my attention to the position and piqued my interest. The prospect of traveling a lot due to my job and thus gaining insights into a wide variety of industries\/companies immediately convinced me of the job.<\/p>\n
After more than eight years in consulting, I felt the need for more stability in my professional life. The request from development came at just the right time. I was able to return to my roots as a computer scientist, and the management was very open to the idea. In 2019, I finally switched to software development, where I still work today.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>What are your responsibilities at 4cost? How is your daily work structured?<\/h3><\/div>During my time as a consultant at 4cost, I was on the road a lot in Germany to train new and existing customers on-site in the use of our costing software<\/a> and to conduct workshops<\/a> with them. In addition, I was the main contact person when it came to implementing our software solutions<\/a> at the customer’s site and providing technical support.<\/p>\nAs a 4cost consultant, I also was involved in product management within the company. Thus, testing new software versions as well as the extensive documentation of our software for price and cost calculations<\/a> were an integral part of my assignment portfolio.<\/p>\nIn my role as a software developer at 4cost, I am significantly involved in the continuous development of our software solutions<\/a>. This includes the implementation of new functions and workflows as well as the detection and elimination of errors – in other words, quality assurance. In doing so, I benefit greatly from my many years of customer experience, as I know our users’ point of view well and incorporate this knowledge into the development process.<\/p>\n
After successfully completing my computer science degree, I initially joined 4cost as a consultant in 2011. A fellow student, who was working in development here at the time, had drawn my attention to the position and piqued my interest. The prospect of traveling a lot due to my job and thus gaining insights into a wide variety of industries\/companies immediately convinced me of the job.<\/p>\n
After more than eight years in consulting, I felt the need for more stability in my professional life. The request from development came at just the right time. I was able to return to my roots as a computer scientist, and the management was very open to the idea. In 2019, I finally switched to software development, where I still work today.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>What are your responsibilities at 4cost? How is your daily work structured?<\/h3><\/div>During my time as a consultant at 4cost, I was on the road a lot in Germany to train new and existing customers on-site in the use of our costing software<\/a> and to conduct workshops<\/a> with them. In addition, I was the main contact person when it came to implementing our software solutions<\/a> at the customer’s site and providing technical support.<\/p>\nAs a 4cost consultant, I also was involved in product management within the company. Thus, testing new software versions as well as the extensive documentation of our software for price and cost calculations<\/a> were an integral part of my assignment portfolio.<\/p>\nIn my role as a software developer at 4cost, I am significantly involved in the continuous development of our software solutions<\/a>. This includes the implementation of new functions and workflows as well as the detection and elimination of errors – in other words, quality assurance. In doing so, I benefit greatly from my many years of customer experience, as I know our users’ point of view well and incorporate this knowledge into the development process.<\/p>\n
During my time as a consultant at 4cost, I was on the road a lot in Germany to train new and existing customers on-site in the use of our costing software<\/a> and to conduct workshops<\/a> with them. In addition, I was the main contact person when it came to implementing our software solutions<\/a> at the customer’s site and providing technical support.<\/p>\n As a 4cost consultant, I also was involved in product management within the company. Thus, testing new software versions as well as the extensive documentation of our software for price and cost calculations<\/a> were an integral part of my assignment portfolio.<\/p>\n In my role as a software developer at 4cost, I am significantly involved in the continuous development of our software solutions<\/a>. This includes the implementation of new functions and workflows as well as the detection and elimination of errors – in other words, quality assurance. In doing so, I benefit greatly from my many years of customer experience, as I know our users’ point of view well and incorporate this knowledge into the development process.<\/p>\n
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