Stefan Schneijderberg
About Stefan Schneijderberg
Stefan Schneijderberg serves as the IT Operations Manager at Omnipresent, where he has worked since 2021. He has successfully managed a SaaS consolidation project that cut software costs by 40% and has extensive experience in IT operations and team leadership.
Work at Omnipresent
Stefan Schneijderberg has been serving as the IT Operations Manager at Omnipresent since 2021. In this role, he has managed a significant SaaS consolidation project that resulted in a 40% reduction in software expenditure by centralizing over 200 SaaS applications onto a single platform. His responsibilities also include orchestrating ITIL and Agile-based processes to enhance productivity and innovation within the organization.
Previous Experience
Before joining Omnipresent, Stefan worked at Certis Europe as an Information Technology Engineer from 2016 to 2021. His earlier experience includes a five-year tenure as the IT Service Desk Team Lead at Floating Byte from 2010 to 2015. In these roles, he developed skills in team leadership and IT service management.
Education and Expertise
Stefan holds a Bachelor of Information & Communication Technology, which he achieved through his studies. He also completed his HAVO education from 2002 to 2007. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in IT operations and management.
Achievements in IT Operations
Stefan has successfully coordinated the transition to SOC2 Type 2 compliance, ensuring that the organization adheres to industry standards and regulatory requirements. He has led the establishment of a globally distributed IT Operations team in a hypergrowth tech startup, showcasing his leadership and team development capabilities.
Process Improvements and Innovations
In his current role, Stefan implemented various tools and processes to streamline operations. He introduced Jira for support management, utilized MDM by JumpCloud, and integrated Jamf with Google Workspace Cloud Infrastructure. Additionally, he transitioned communication channels from IM and email to more efficient methods, which reduced query resolution time by 30%.