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Job Title
Senior Application Developer
About Your Role:
As an Senior Application Developer , you will provide critical application
support and development expertise for our client in Milan, a strategically
important client generating high revenue annually. The role is customer‑facing
and requires an Italy‑based, Italian‑speaking technical advisor who can respond
promptly during local business hours and provide out‑of‑hours (OOH) support for
high‑severity incidents.
You will act as a trusted technical point of contact, ensuring application
stability,
rapid incident resolution, and effective communication with client
stakeholders. This role is essential to maintaining service continuity, meeting
strict service expectations, and protecting a key revenue stream.
What you’ll do:
* Provide application development and production support for Numia‑owned
systems and integrations
* Act as first‑line advisor for application incidents, analysis, and resolution
during Italian business hours. Participate in out‑of‑hours (OOH) support for
critical production issues as required
* Diagnose and resolve application defects, performance issues, and integration
failures
* Perform root cause analysis (RCA) and implement corrective and preventive
actions
* Collaborate closely with Numia stakeholders, internal development teams, and
infrastructure partners
* Support deployments, patches, and minor enhancements to ensure platform
stability
* Ensure incidents and changes are ma
📌 Senior Application Developer (Milano)
🏢 Fiserv
📍 Milano