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A day on the road with: Jeroen Theeuwes (Software Manager)
Written by
Jeroen Theeuwes
Software Manager
Breda, 12 January 2023
As a software manager, I always start my day by replying to emails from clients regarding the systems we have installed for them. Next, I meet with the sales team to review the wishes of our (new) clients. During these meetings, we discuss what type of equipment we will need for each client, how we should configure this equipment and if there are any other important software-related aspects to keep in mind. This results in a list of tasks involving software modifications to be made in PlateButler. I assign these tasks to our software engineers.
It is then time for my weekly meeting with the project management team. During this meeting, we go over the progress being made on the various projects we are working on. If there have been any changes or additions to a project, I include these in the department planning and pass the changes on to our software engineers.