Junior Engineer Backend T Cloud Public (REF5769K)
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions2 days ago
Debrecen, Hungary +3 moreEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Develop and enhance the Open Telekom Cloud public cloud platform.
- Solve complex problems in the daily operation of a hyperscale cloud backend.
- Work hands-on with hardware, consoles, physical networks, and related infrastructure.
- Develop and operate monitoring and quality-assurance capabilities.
- Automate infrastructure and operational processes using common automation frameworks.
- Collaborate with platform and ecosystem partners in a specialist engineering team.
Requirements
- Completed studies in a technical, engineering, or scientific subject, or comparable professional training.
- At least one year of professional IT experience focused on modern cloud technologies.
- Knowledge of software-defined networks, routing, firewalls, and physical networks.
- Knowledge of infrastructure automation.
- Experience with Linux and network-related services.
- Customer focus and the ability to assess technical solutions and develop creative approaches.
- Knowledge of agile development processes.
- Fluent written and spoken English.
- OpenStack and programming experience in open-source projects are a plus.
Benefits
- Remote work is available only from within Hungary due to European taxation regulations.
- The role offers insight into the operation of a large public cloud, intercultural teamwork, flat hierarchies, and an independent working style.
- The position is part of a company with sites in Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs, and Szeged.
About Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions is the Hungarian IT services arm of Deutsche Telekom, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Budapest. It delivers managed IT operations, cloud and DevOps services, application support, and system integration for Deutsche Telekom units and enterprise customers across Europe. The company operates from four sites—Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs, and Szeged—supporting large-scale infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and containerized workloads on platforms such as Kubernetes and T-Cloud Public.