Software Engineer
Standard Bank Group15 hours ago
Lagos, NigeriaSenior
Responsibilities
- Design and develop secure, scalable, resilient software solutions and application architectures.
- Drive modernization initiatives involving cloud adoption, microservices, and API-led architectures.
- Build, maintain, and optimize CI/CD pipelines to accelerate software delivery and improve quality.
- Define and enforce engineering standards, architecture principles, and best practices.
- Champion DevSecOps through automation, security integration, and continuous improvement.
- Integrate monitoring, logging, observability, and operational resilience capabilities.
- Support incident resolution, root cause analysis, and continuous service improvement.
- Collaborate with development, security, infrastructure, and business teams to deliver aligned technology solutions.
- Evaluate emerging technologies, tools, and practices to improve engineering efficiency and software quality.
- Provide technical leadership and mentoring to engineering teams.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in software engineering and DevOps.
- At least 3 years of experience in a senior technical role.
- Demonstrated experience designing and delivering enterprise-scale applications and platforms.
- Professional certification is an added advantage.
- Competence in software engineering, DevSecOps and automation, software architecture and design, security and risk awareness, problem solving, stakeholder collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement.
Benefits
- Career-enhancing opportunities at Standard Bank Group.
- Opportunity to work alongside talented professionals in a leading Africa-focused financial services group.
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About Standard Bank Group
Standard Bank Group provides retail, business, corporate and investment banking, plus wealth management, insurance, and asset management to consumers and enterprises across sub-Saharan Africa. It earns fees and interest from lending, payments, markets, and advisory services delivered via branch and digital channels. Founded in 1862 and headquartered in Johannesburg, the group operates in about 20 African countries.