MDM Developer

at  Strawberry

At Strawberry, we’re on a quest to redefine the hospitality experience through innovation & technology. In 2023 we launched our new mother brand, Strawberry, and we are transforming from a traditional hotel company to become a universe of offers and experiences towards our guests and customers. This will result in many new interesting development areas in the upcoming years and an opportunity to influence the company’s future.
We are now seeking a dedicated MDM Developer. You will be key in ensuring our master data system is always developed and maintained to further use in integrations and migrations. As a part of the MDM team you will be in the middle of everything that happens within Strawberry and work with many stakeholders from both business and tech.

The main purpose of the role as an MDM developer is to participate in different projects with the responsibility to, together with the team, design and develop solid, reusable and cost-effective solutions for the company. This role is critical to business operations, business analytics, and application development and to maintaining good data quality, efficiency and good governance.

• A developer within the MDM team is responsible for the deliveries within the assigned project and the solutions life circle after the project is closed, together with the rest of the team.
• Actively monitor, change, oversee and support Strawberry in maintaining the best possible tech landscape
• Actively take part in dialogues and projects that can improve Strawberry processes and result
• Escalation of business-critical issues
• Coordination between teams for projects that have dependencies
• Maintain working structure and ways of working together with the team
• Manage work planning
• Ensure enterprise architecture & solution documentation are updated (together with the enterprise architects)
• Project planning
• Actively participate in the solution review board meetings with the MDM team and other teams if needed.
• Coordinate and plan the work according to current prioritizations