IT Integrator
About the job
- At least 5 years of experience as a Technical Product Manager or IT Integrator; experience in banking and financial services is preferred.
- Good communication skills in English at C1 level.
- Proficiency in all phases of the software development life cycle and solution delivery for web, client-server, and cloud-based systems.
- Ability to work independently.
- Strong organizational sensitivity and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience collaborating in the data field.
- Experience with financial institutions and/or payment systems, including work as a business analyst, project manager, functional analyst, architect, or engineer.
- A bachelor’s or post-graduate degree and experience with agile methodologies.
- Assist in setting up a data organization and proactively contribute to improving data processes.
- Estimate the impact of required changes in the data environment.
- Demonstrate to internal and external stakeholders that TS data complies with ING standards, including Data Management Process Control Standards.
- Facilitate a common understanding among Enterprise and/or Domain Architects, Solution Architects, Product Owners, Customer Journey Experts, DevOps Engineers, IT Business Analysts, and other stakeholders regarding responsibilities, deliverables, and timelines, using a strong minimum viable product mindset.
- Deliver and coordinate detailed implementation roadmaps within a strategic business and IT context, and oversee and challenge solutions during discovery.
- Remain involved after implementation to conduct integration testing, ensure seamless component interaction, and address interface issues.
- Establish and maintain collaborations in the data field.
- Coach others and ask questions to help develop holistic solutions.
- Preferably have experience working within the banking and financial domain.
About the company
ING Group is a large financial services company that provides banking, investments, and insurance. It operates by combining banking and insurance services for individuals and businesses, offering products like savings accounts, loans, payments, asset management, and insurance through a global network and digital channels. Its distinction comes from its long history of mergers (Nationale-Nederlanden and NMB Postbank) that created an integrated financial group, its substantial European footprint, international reach, and ability to manage both banking and insurance within one organization. The company aims to help customers manage money and risk across Europe and beyond, with services spanning retail and corporate banking, investment products, and insurance.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded
1991
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- On 21 September 2026, ING financed GridStor's $220 million Arizona battery project.
- ING's Q2 2026 net core lending grew €15.2 billion and deposits €15.9 billion.
- ING upgraded 2026 income guidance above €24.5 billion and kept a €1.0 billion buyback.
What critics are saying
- On 5 May 2026, ING settled a Belgium money-laundering probe for €1.6 million.
- ING announced 1,250 job cuts in March 2026, including 950 Dutch roles.
- Repeated AML failures would trigger Dutch, Belgian, and ECB scrutiny, crushing ING's franchise.
What makes ING unique
- ING mixes European retail deposits with global wholesale lending, funding large project finance.
- On 30 July 2026, ING reported a 13.1% CET1 ratio and 17.0% ROTE.
- ING mobilized €86.5 billion of sustainable finance in H1 2026, led by SLLs.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
Family Planning Benefits
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Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
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Home Office Stipend
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