FAQs
What is the role of the Chapter Lead IT Integration?
The Chapter Lead IT Integration is responsible for leading IT Integrators and IT Business Analysts, ensuring knowledge development, fostering a positive work atmosphere, and aligning with various business units on work delivery and priorities.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A master’s degree in computer science or a related technical discipline, proven expert experience in IT management, and experience in an Agile context are required.
How many vacation days do employees receive?
Employees receive 24-27 vacation days depending on their contract.
What is the team structure in this role?
The team consists of IT Integrators and IT Business Analysts working within several Agile squads in the IT area, focusing on customer-initiated payments and interbank clearing and settlement.
What skills are emphasized for the Chapter Lead?
Skills emphasized include strategic management, decision-making, leadership, people management, and a continuous improvement mindset.
How does ING approach employee development?
ING invests in knowledge development through sessions, conferences, and collaborative work on relevant issues to foster growth and innovation.
What benefits does ING offer?
Benefits include a tailored salary, pension scheme, 13th month salary, vacation days, holiday payment, hybrid working options, and opportunities for personal growth.
Is there a specific method or approach the DevOps squads use?
Yes, the DevOps squads within ING Bank use the Scrum methodology and a far-reaching Agile Way-of-Work.
How important is customer focus in this role?
Customer focus is central to all activities, as the Chapter Lead is expected to directly influence customer satisfaction at ING.
What characteristics define a successful Chapter Lead?
An inspiring and energizing leadership style, focus on collaboration, drive for continuous improvement, strong strategic management skills, and an empowering people management style are key characteristics.