Application Engineer

Application Engineer – Netherlands

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Are you able to design, configure and successfully implement complex WMS solutions within our European warehouses? Do you enjoy working at the intersection of IT, logistics and operations, with a high level of autonomy and international impact? Then this is the role for you.

In the role of Application Engineer, you contribute to projects at the intersection of IT and operations. You analyse process designs, translate them into application designs and are responsible for configuration and development within, among others, the Blue Yonder Dispatcher warehouse management system. You bring projects to a successful conclusion during the go‑live phase. In addition, you configure automated solutions such as Auto Store and add‑ons like Packtool, carrier and TMS platforms.

How you do this?

• Translating requirements into functional and technical application designs for the WMS;
• Building and configuring solutions within the Cargo Write WMS suite (including Blue Yonder Dispatcher);
• Executing FAT testing and guiding system, integration and user acceptance testing;
• Supporting customer implementations and on‑site go‑lives within European DSV warehouses;
• Assessing the impact of changes and safeguarding quality, documentation and performance;
• Acting as the subject‑matter expert for WMS‑related topics within projects.

• A bachelor’s or master’s degree in logistics, supply chain, ICT or a comparable field, preferably with at least 3 years of experience in a similar role;
• Experience with configuring WMS systems such as Blue Yonder Dispatcher is a strong plus;
• Knowledge of logistics processes, warehouse management systems and SQL, preferably combined with experience in logistics automation/mechanisation;
• Strong analytical skills and the ability to translate operational and external customer needs into IT specifications;
• Good command of the English language, both spoken and written;
• Willingness to travel 10–20% for work.

• A salary aligned with your knowledge and experience;
• A professional yet informal working environment where your opinion counts and is valued;
• 24 vacation days, 4 ADV days and 8% holiday allowance;
• 5% gratification, paid in November;
• An attractive pension scheme, partly paid by DSV, with a personal contribution of 5%;
• Access to knowledge and training via our DSV Academy, enabling you to grow and shape your own career.