IT specialist system integration

Have you ever asked yourself what an IT specialist for system integration does? With us, you can find out everything about the apprenticeship and what to expect from us.

What does an IT specialist actually do in system integration?

As an IT Systems Specialist, you design and implement IT system solutions, meeting highly specific customer needs. You conduct market research, marketing, and advertising activities, analyze customer requirements, and advise customers on purchasing IT products. Furthermore, you train customers on how to use new systems, calculate and prepare quotes, and develop program sequences within IT systems.

Learning areas in blockinstruction

During block instruction, you acquire the specialized foundation for your training – from technical fundamentals to business management principles. Theory and practice are seamlessly integrated.

Hands-on experience within the company

You'll apply your knowledge directly within the company and take on responsibility from day one. Working alongside your team, you'll tackle various projects and gain valuable experience.

You learn the practical application of modern IT technologies such as Voice over IP, networks, firewalls, and contact center solutions
You support exciting IT projects involving current technologies, such as cloud services or chatbots
You plan, install, and configure IT systems and networks, and actively contribute to the implementation of technical concepts within the team
You analyze malfunctions, systematically troubleshoot errors, and take on maintenance and support tasks for our customers
On-site customer support in coordination with and under the guidance of IPD colleagues

These Skills we're looking for.

If you enjoy these school subjects and possess in-depth knowledge, you'll have a strong foundation for training as an IT specialist for application development. Generally, you should possess strong verbal and written communication skills, along with excellent reading comprehension, to make a confident impression when interacting with customers, but also, for example, to be able to create error-free software manuals.