Podcast

At the start of our podcast series, we have Max as our guest. He is a software tester and new to Assecor. In conversation, he tells us a few things about testing. It also provides valuable insights into starting a new job in times of a global pandemic.

A simple question that concerns many developers: How can high code quality be ensured? Rolf, Clean Coder and Lead Architect at Assecor, talks about his tasks in episode 2 of our 10x10 podcast and tells us about the challenges of IT systems that have grown over the years.

How do you become a data protection expert and what exactly does that mean: “information security”? Sophie, data protection expert at Assecor, tells us in episode 4 about her journey to Assecor and her passion for data protection issues.

What do Nuremberg, jazz saxophone and agile development have in common? All of this is part of Andreas, our agile coach and expert in digitization. This time, it includes the so-called “lead time” as a KPI and the associated shorter project cycles. He tells us exactly what Andreas is doing in episode 5.

Max is the Assecor employee from the start. He started out as a working student and is now a project manager who is also happy to share his experiences. You can hear in episode 6 why Assecor has brought about a small but subtle turn in Max's life and why he had to break out from time to time to broaden his horizons.

Finances are an important issue for every company. At Assecor, too, all the threads come together in the finance department and the course is set for sustainable success. In episode 7, Stefan, our CFO and CHRO, gives us an insight into his day-to-day work.

Career changer Katharina exemplifies that the paths that lead to the IT sector are manifold. A conversation about unsolicited applications, industry changes, digitalization and animal welfare awaits you in episode 8.

Alexander has found his way back into the world of IT! Episode 9 is about his motivations, the advantages that the IT industry offers and what it means to be an IT admin as a consultant.

The front-end of software is particularly important. It must be easy to understand and at the same time represent the necessary complexity. In episode 10, Matthias reveals something about his work and everyday life as a front-end developer.