WORKING STUDENT ORCHESTRATION & STABILITY (f/m/d)

Your Role

As a Working Student Orchestration & Stability, you are part of our Orchestration & Stability team, assisting from day one with the further development and optimization of system functionalities, as well as with the creation of technical documentation. You will learn from and work with our senior developers to design Software and Architecture for our Java Platform, using a variety of technologies. Your tasks can be aligned with your university requirements.

Your Responsibilities

• Design, implement and support our systems while using a wide variety of standard technologies like Client/Server, Virtualization, Containers
• Ownership for projects according to your experience level
• Evolve your software development skills far beyond the coding level, diving further into security concerns, scalability, usability, and other cross-cutting aspects
• Extend our tool landscape

Your Profile

• Ideally you are studying at University or University of Applied Science with focus on IT
• Basic or advanced experience with Java programming language and its libraries
• Basic knowledge of Python3
• Other programming languages are a plus
• Basic knowledge of Databases
• Willingness to work full stack 
• Basic understanding of networks
• Great communication and collaboration skills
• Highly motivated, self-driven and interested in Software Engineering
• Ability to work analytically
• Proficiency in English

Our Offer

• Bachelor / Master Thesis in consultation with the team
• Possibility for a permanent employment after successful graduation
• Performance appraisals on a regular basis
• 360T Academy
• Frankfurt office located directly in the city center
• Social gatherings

How to Apply

If your background and qualifications meet these specifications, please forward your application including your salary expectation and the earliest starting date by clicking the “Apply” button.

Contact

Irune Del Buey 
People & Culture Manager
 
Send email
Grüneburgweg 16-18
60322 Frankfurt am Main