u/FortuneLong8171

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​Hi everyone,

​I have recieved an offer from a company for a role called 'Application Consultant' and role will be to go to different Banks take their requirements, integrate our Software with their server/system, test it, make changes/configurations as per need, may be develop some custom APIs for some banks as required, etc. Inside company this role is known as Implementation Engineer.

​The company works mostly on ATM Machines, so my role might involve working and testing directly on ATM/CDM machine. They also told me to learn a little about ATMs like their states, switch, etc before joining. I have no clue whether working on ATMs is even worth it or waste of time?

​My interview was .NET related so I thought it will be pure .NET dev role, but they put me in their Implementation team as they needed people in that team. They also have a product team working on multiple products.

​So should I join the role they are offering?

​Ask them to put me in Product team instead?

​Or wait for better opportunities?

​I myself is actually unaware of this role entirely and have heard it first time that such role even exist.

​Would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

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u/FortuneLong8171 — 16 days ago

​Hi everyone,

​I have recieved an offer from a company for a role called 'Application Consultant' and role will be to go to different Banks take their requirements, integrate our Software with their server/system, test it, make changes/configurations as per need, may be develop some custom APIs for some banks as required, etc. Inside company this role is known as Implementation Engineer.

​The company works mostly on ATM Machines, so my role might involve working and testing directly on ATM/CDM machine. They also told me to learn a little about ATMs like their states, switch, etc before joining. I have no clue whether working on ATMs is even worth it or waste of time?

​My interview was .NET related so I thought it will be pure .NET dev role, but they put me in their Implementation team as they needed people in that team. They also have a product team working on multiple products.

​So should I join the role they are offering?

​Ask them to put me in Product team instead?

​Or wait for better opportunities?

​I myself is actually unaware of this role entirely and have heard it first time that such role even exist.

​Would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

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u/FortuneLong8171 — 16 days ago

Hi everyone,

​I have recieved an offer from a company for a role called 'Application Consultant' and role will be to go to different Banks take their requirements, integrate our Software with their server/system, test it, make changes/configurations as per need, may be develop some custom APIs for some banks as required, etc. Inside company this role is known as Implementation Engineer.

The company works mostly on ATM Machines, so my role might involve working and testing directly on ATM/CDM machine. They also told me to learn a little about ATMs like their states, switch, etc before joining. I have no clue whether working on ATMs is even worth it or waste of time?

​My interview was .NET related so I thought it will be pure .NET dev role, but they put me in their Implementation team as they needed people in that team. They also have a product team working on multiple products.

​So should I join the role they are offering?

​Ask them to put me in Product team instead?

​Or wait for better opportunities?

​I myself is actually unaware of this role entirely and have heard it first time that such role even exist.

​Would really appreciate your advice. Thank you!

reddit.com
u/FortuneLong8171 — 16 days ago