Project Objective

Develop a section within the Bordertask web application for processing data on travel authorizations. These are supplied, among others, by the European EES system during border control operations.

Service

The Business Unit International (BINAT), within the Directorate of Police Information and ICT Resources (DRI), is responsible for coordinating information needs to comply with European and international guidelines. It also ensures that focal points arising from various international agreements or projects are taken on by the other Business Units so they can carry out an impact analysis. BINAT works in direct collaboration with the Legal Office of DRI and CGI (Directorate of International Police Cooperation).

Assignments:

• Proactively monitors the development of new communication tools and databases at the international level and according to the needs of end-users in the field;
• Ensures dynamic communication in both directions and, at a national level, adapted to current developments;
• Aims for the implementation of qualitative and high-performance products in the shortest possible timeframe, so that end-users have a real –
• Pays attention to a clear translation of the operation of delivered products through targeted training, documentation bundles, and communication messages.

Mission

• You design, develop, and test web applications based on preliminary functional and technical analyses.
• You ensure quality assurance and development of applications in PHP and Javascript in a multi-user environment with high availability and high visibility.
• You stay up to date with technological developments, provide technical advice in your area of expertise, and propose possible adjustments to projects.
• You analyze, whether or not in cooperation with the functional analysts, the needs of the users.
• You meet the expectations and technical specifications of users, taking into account feasibility and the rules and standards within the administration.
• You create and maintain technical documentation.
• You help ensure the maintenance of applications to improve them or adapt them to developments in software and hardware.
• You provide adequate technical support.
• You work on the full development cycle: backend (services) and frontend (user interface).
• You develop new applications and improve existing ones.
• You work on complex applications and will play a role in projects with a wide scope.
• You are familiar with the latest relevant technological standards.
• You promote good practices.
• You train colleagues: pair programming, giving presentations, and relevant technology updates.
• You guide the team with technical problems and challenges (removing technical blockers).
• You are aware of your team’s well-being.
• You assist with technical analyses.
• You carry out