EUC Developer (Medior) – Banking & Financial Services

Location: Czech Republic (Hybrid or Onsite, depending on team setup)

Start: December 2025

Industry: Banking & Financial Services

About the Role

We are looking for a medior EUC Developer with 2–5 years of experience in managing the full lifecycle of End-User Computing (EUC) solutions. You will work closely with business stakeholders to understand requirements, analyse existing applications, rework legacy components, and ensure smooth delivery into production.

Key Responsibilities

Business & Functional Analysis

• Organise and lead workshops to gather business requirements
• Translate business needs into actionable technical solutions
• Analyse existing reports, queries and applications

Technical Delivery

• Review existing codebase, focusing on EUC applications
• Identify and rework ActiveX elements where possible
• Perform detailed diagnostic analysis and troubleshooting
• Implement approved improvements and enhancements
• Ensure proper documentation and code commenting throughout the process

Quality Assurance & Release

• Conduct thorough testing and participate in peer reviews
• Support user acceptance testing
• Deliver final application to business stakeholders
• Release to production upon approval
• Close related JIRA tickets with clear updates

Collaboration & Communication

• Participate in daily huddles and status update meetings
• Communicate transparently about feasibility, limitations and dependencies
• Provide regular progress updates to all stakeholders

Required Skills

Technical Skills

• Microsoft Access
• Microsoft Office
• VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
• Microsoft Power Apps

Soft Skills

• Analytical thinking
• Strong collaboration
• Independent, proactive mindset
• Problem-solving ability
• Eager to learn and adaptable
• Results-driven approach
• Clear and structured communication (English B2 or higher)

What We’re Looking For

A junior to medior developer who is confident working with legacy EUC tools and can rework or replace outdated components. You should be comfortable communicating clearly when something is not feasible, while proposing practical alternatives. Alignment with standard working hours and commitment to structured, documented delivery are essential.