AI SWE / OpenStack Service Engineer - T Cloud Public (REF5734Q)

1 month ago

Budapest, HungarySenior

Responsibilities

Analyze OpenStack-style services and surrounding components to map APIs, configuration flows, service dependencies, database usage, and operational assumptions.
Use AI coding agents to accelerate code navigation, call-flow reconstruction, interface analysis, and technical documentation across large multi-repository environments.
Support build and test diagnosis, including dependency resolution, container build issues, runtime configuration gaps, and reproducibility problems.
Create service handover artifacts including service maps, dependency notes, API summaries, risk observations, and onboarding documents.
Collaborate with DevOps, testing, security, and architecture specialists to validate AI-assisted findings and create actionable engineering backlog items.
Identify technical debt, maintainability risks, hidden coupling, missing documentation, and areas requiring expert review.

At least 5 years of experience in software engineering, cloud platform engineering, DevOps-oriented development, or technical software handover roles.
Strong Python skills and experience with at least one backend or systems language such as Go, Java, C, C++, or Rust.
Practical experience using AI-assisted development tools for codebase exploration, documentation generation, refactoring support, or build issue triage.
Good understanding of OpenStack-derived architectures, cloud control planes, distributed services, APIs, CI/CD, container delivery, and Linux-based environments.
Ability to separate AI suggestions from evidence-backed findings and produce concise technical outputs for engineering stakeholders.
Comfort working in confidential enterprise environments with high expectations for traceability, documentation quality, and structured handover readiness.

Remote work is available only from within Hungary due to European taxation regulations.
The position is with Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions, which operates sites in Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs, and Szeged.

1,001-5,000 employees