We are hiring!
Published 4th December 2020
Once again, we are pleased to announce that the ICONI team is continuing to grow and we are currently recruiting for a number of exciting new opportunities. If an excellent working environment, rapid skills acceleration, on the job training and vast exposure to all stages of the lifecycle of a software solution appeals – then take a look at our five current vacancies. Please note that all of these roles are based in Belfast.
Software Developer (IC20SD) x2
Work within our Service Desk to provide exceptional first line customer service.
Business Analyst (IC20BA)
Work closely with our customers, internal technical and Customer Success teams to understand, capture and agree key functional requirements
Support Analyst (IC20SA) x2
Delivering innovative web-based customer solutions to help change people’s lives
What’s it like to work at ICONI?
Our beneficiary support software platform changes people’s lives. Our Customers have people at the heart of their organisations and we do too. Simply put, we know that our continued success is down to having the right people working for us. So we seek out the highest calibre people and invest in them. With the right team, we can support our Customers to the best of our ability, and enable them to change peoples’ lives.
If you’d like to find out more about the reasons why our employees enjoy working at ICONI, take a look at some of our recent team profiles from Jodie, Shona, Shannon and Ryan.
About ICONI
The ICONI CEP Platform helps those responsible for the delivery of beneficiary support programmes. By acquiring specialist knowledge gained during the last 19 years, we have invested our experience into the creation of a software platform that contains everything organisations need to effectively deliver, manage and evidence programmes. Our software is used by a range of organisations including the not-for-profit, charity and public sector. It enables them to apply their resources with the greatest effectiveness and efficiency, helping relieve the strategic and operational complexities of support programme delivery.
Beneficiary support programmes have the potential to achieve the greatest impact when they’re managed by software created to specifically handle programme management. When the technology fully supports everyone from the programme managers to the end participants – everyone benefits.
