(Junior) Software Engineer (f/m/d)

Field of activity
The Asset Servicing department is responsible for the Custody and Connectivity products of Clearstream/DBAG. The application landscape mostly consists of Web, Java and C++ applications which are running on top of large customer databases. Frontend as well as backend security is a core concern in all applications due to the daily challenges and requirements of the financial sector.

Tasks/responsibilities
As a member of our experimented team, you will:

• work in cloud based environment, containers and orchestration
• maintain and improve our applications and related frameworks
• review and ensure code quality, code security, documentations
• be involved in all projects' aspects related to our large application landscape
• analyze requirements; document, design, implement and support the proposed solutions
• propose and take part in architectural design and decisions
• play a vital role to reach our DevOps, Test Automation and Cloud objectives
• take joined ownership and responsibility of the application landscape
• support production, business and performance tests environments

 
Qualifications/required skills

• Hold a university degree in Computer Sciences or similar
• Professional experience of at least 2 years in software design and development
• Good knowledge of design patterns, architectural principles, deployment approach
• Excellent knowledge of  both the Web, Java/JavaEE ecosystem and its tools, any other language is an asset
• Good knowledge with containerization and/or orchestration, application server (i.e. Weblogic, JBoss, etc.) DevOps toolchain (i.e. Git, Maven, IntelliJ, Eclipse, Jenkins), relational/non-relational database technologies (SQL is a must)
• Good knowledge in cloud operation/deployment of applications (AWS, Azure, GCP)
• Practical experience with an Agile/Scrum development methodology
• Capability to work under pressure for multiple projects in parallel
• Autonomous, openminded, eager to learn and share
• Proficiency in written and spoken English. Any other language is an asset.