"Despite the company's impressive growth, the benevolence, authenticity and simplicity of the teams have been there every day for 21 years... And the variety of missions and responsibilities entrusted to me, and the autonomy I enjoy, are precious and rare. So ICD International, I'm staying!

"Between discussions with our customers to define their new functional and technical needs, managing customer support for flows in production and managing the team, my mission is super-rich and the days follow one another and don't resemble one another."

"I chose to join ICD International 3 years ago, to work as part of a team on a promising and progressive project. The company's strategy and objectives are clear, and the whole team is involved. I know clearly how I can contribute to the solution's progress and indirectly to the company's growth".

"At ICD International, we're evolving every day! I work in customer support almost by vocation. I love helping people. But once I'd finished my first assignment, they heard me and offered me a new challenge. That's the advantage of working here, where the proximity and attentiveness of our managers make it possible to evolve."

"Back-end developer on a work-study program for 1 year. The team welcomed me and supported me with a lot of kindness to enable me to progress quickly. I'll soon be signing a permanent contract for a position as a Full Stack developer."

"I've been with ICD International for over 20 years. I started as a network administrator, then as I progressed within the company, I had the chance to travel quite a bit to support our customers in the automotive sector.

I loved it, today I'm in charge of Syflux project management, customer relations, management, needs analysis, my job is rich and I have a great deal of autonomy for all my projects."

"I arrived at ICD International on the eve of the March 2020 lockdown! And yet, my integration went as smoothly as if I were in the office, thanks to the quality of the management's support, the kindness of everyone and the adaptability of the whole company. Today, nothing has changed, even if my mission is evolving and becoming richer all the time.

"Ijoined ICD International in 2006 after graduating. I was quickly trusted enough to join a working group to define a protocol with a standards body.
A stroke of luck for a recent graduate!
I'm still a developer, because that's what I like to do. The dynamic nature of ICD International means that I've been able to keep abreast of technological developments, and to continually improve my skills, training and development. Today, I'm using the latest technologies (React JS) in an agile organization. That's great!

" In support, the subjects I'm asked to deal with are so vast that I'm always a little outside my comfort zone... at least once a day. It's stimulating, and I know I'll always find someone in-house to help me if I have a question.

This small-team atmosphere in which we all get on really well is top-notch!"