Junior Integration Architect Review

Providing support to the PPE and SAP team, monitoring JIRA and EARS then creating reports based on these numbers.

I've learned plenty of new skills such as unix, maestro and puppet. Recently I've also been on a weblogic course.

I enjoy the technical aspect of my work as much as I do when it comes to interacting with colleagues. I've been placed in a very friendly environment and I feel that it has helped my social skills greatly.

I am offered a lot of training which makes me feel that they have a lot of confidence in me. The amount of oppurtunities that are open for me make me feel very valued.

It was a bumpy start understanding everything that I had to do and what was expected of me. However now I've sorted it out I know clearly what I need to do.

They are easy to contact for any support I need. I'm also kept up to date with anything new about the course I'm on.

I'm always being offered training courses and can ask for those which aren't on the list and 99% of the time they are approved. Any day to day queries are also answered with relative ease.

With the oppurtunity for promotion always in sight my salary is always going up. It is great but wouldn't complain with the offer for more!

This question could be answered in many different ways so I'll go with what I think this means. Socially outside of work there is plenty on offer, this includes the football on monday and wednesday that allows me to interact with higher grades than myself and build a connection with them.

Yes

The skills that I've learned are really handy and the pay doesn't go a miss!

In the interview be yourself, speak about the technology you like and in the team activities be willing to listen to others.