What is your role within INBISCO?

I fulfill the role of implementation coordinator. This means that I help new customers to start using the software. In addition, I have recently also been made responsible for the Service Desk. If customers have questions after the implementation phase, they can also contact me.

What is it like to work at INBISCO?

Refreshing in many ways! I come from a drinking water company, which is a very large organization and where the average age is a lot higher. So I really like working in such a (in my opinion) young and relatively small team. I quickly started to feel at home at INBISCO!

What do you like working on the most?

At the moment, the Service Desk part, because it invites me to fully understand the software based on customer questions. In addition, we have a number of projects with partners, with which I have a lot of experience from my previous job. It is nice to be able to contribute directly in this area.

Besides basic needs, what can you not go a day without?

A day is extreme, but if I haven’t been to the Dojo for a week, I can tell. With work, you mostly sit still and I’m busy in my head. I keep that in balance by practicing Kyokushin Karate 2 to 3 times a week. I really like the combination of pushing your physical boundaries, mutual respect and being part of a long martial arts tradition.

Where would you like to go again?

My bucket list is not long, but the North Cape is in bold and underlined here. Together with my father and brother, we want to visit this place by motorbike. At the moment we are making plans to make this trip within 2 to 3 years.

What movie or book can you recommend to everyone?

As a science fiction fan I can recommend (the recently filmed) Dune to everyone. The book of course. Movies are fun, but nothing beats a good book.

What time does your alarm go off in the morning?

The alarm goes off at 06:15 and then I enter the office at 07:00. In that aspect I deviate somewhat from the norm at INBISCO, I have noticed. The rest starts a bit later. So the start of the day is always nice and quiet!