EUC Developer (Excel/VBA) | Banking Client – Brussels

EUC Developer (Excel/VBA) | Banking Client – Banking – Brussels

Rate: £500 – £550 per day. Duration: 6 months inside IR35.

Develop professional solutions to everyday business problems as part of the EUI End User Computing (EUC) team. This role involves analysing requirements, designing, developing and documenting new IT applications, and maintaining or supporting existing ones.

Actively participate in the continuous improvement of our end‑user applications, security environment, support, infrastructure, tooling and documentation. The role requires strong collaboration with both technical and non‑technical internal stakeholders, along with an understanding of risk and control framework.

Key Responsibilities

• Application development: Work with internal customers and colleagues to develop and maintain end‑user applications.
• Application support: Provide support for existing end‑user applications.
• Improve and uphold standards and methodology: Proactively identify areas for process and technology improvements based on industry best‑practice.
• Continuous improvement: Promote continuous improvement both within the team and across the wider company.
• Role model: Act as a role model for less experienced members of the team.

Competencies

• Education and Experience: Strong Excel and strong VBA skills with up‑to‑date day‑to‑day experience, particularly in the Excel object model and VBA programming.
• Proven experience building, supporting, and maintaining end‑user applications (tactical tools).
• Strong ability to elicit requirements from end users.
• Ability to plan work: plan approach, divide into smaller units as required, accurately estimate effort for each unit of work and total elapsed time to deliver the work.
• Ability to report clearly on work delivered, benefits realized and challenges encountered.
• Understanding of the risks of end‑user applications and how to control them.
• Desirable: Experience with SQL databases and other programming languages, especially in the context of EUC modernisation.
• Leadership: Must be able to be the lead point of contact for the team on specific projects.
• Impact and influence: Must be able to explain problems and opportunities clearly to support the decision‑making of others.
• Stakeholder management: Must be able to manage expectations and give input to stakeholder prioritisation.
• Independence and proactivity: Will be expected to work proactively and independently on projects, with other aspects of the role shared amongst the team.

Rates depend on experience and client requirements.

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