Application Manager: Development Products 80-100%
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Zürich
- First posted
Do you want to not only operate applications, but actively develop them further? In this responsible role, you will ensure the stable operation of our self-developed web and specialist applications and shape their future together with specialist departments, developers, and Product Owners. The Universitätsspital Zürich is one of the largest hospitals in Switzerland. Our over 8'600 employees and around 700 trainees commit themselves daily to the well-being of our patients. ###
Your main tasks
- Ensuring the stable operation and lifecycle management of our specialist and web applications as well as processing and coordinating incidents, problems, and service requests
- Users from the specialist department, superusers, or employees value your expertise: You support them with application problems and contribute to their empowerment
- Participation in the implementation of changes and further developments in close cooperation with the Product Owner and developers
- Additionally, you create, update, maintain, and manage the necessary documentation (operating manual, user manual, instructions, etc.)
- You support the team with tests, releases, and the introduction of new functions
Your profile
- Completed training in informatics, medical informatics, or a comparable qualification
- Some years of professional experience in application management, IT operations, or a similar environment
- You have good knowledge of web technologies (.NET applications) as well as MSSQL and have initial experience in the support of web servers (IIS, Apache etc.).
- Enjoyment in working with different stakeholders
- Strong-communication personality with high customer and service orientation
Our benefits
We look forward to your application
Daniel Buschor
Recruiting
About the USZ
The Universitätsspital Zürich is one of the largest hospitals in Switzerland. Our over 8'600 employees and around 700 trainees commit themselves daily to the well-being of our patients.
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