(Junior) Software Engineer (all genders)
Revel8 GmbH3 months ago
Munich, GermanyEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Implement user stories as frontend and backend functionality across the Java and React stack.
- Debug issues and solve problems across the codebase with support from experienced engineers.
- Participate in architecture and design discussions as the platform grows.
- Collaborate with Product and Customer Success to understand requirements and deliver effective solutions.
- Write clean, tested, and maintainable code and participate in code reviews.
- Learn new tools, patterns, and cybersecurity concepts as the platform evolves.
Requirements
- Recently graduated in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or have equivalent practical experience with 1–2 years of experience.
- Hands-on experience with an object-oriented programming language, ideally Java.
- Familiarity with frontend development using React or Angular.
- Basic knowledge of SQL and relational databases.
- Interest in building modern cloud products and understanding complete systems.
- Ability and willingness to collaborate closely, solve complex problems, and learn from experienced colleagues.
- Some familiarity with Spring Boot or the ability to learn it quickly.
Benefits
- Office-first role in Munich at Stiglmaierplatz with flexibility when needed.
- Work alongside experienced engineers at a fast-growing startup with a modern technology stack and low technical debt.
- Participation in the company ESOP program.
- EGYM Wellpass membership.
- Unlimited coffee, table tennis, and an encouraging team environment.
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About Revel8 GmbH
Revel8 GmbH builds an AI-driven security awareness and training platform that simulates real-world, multi-channel social-engineering attacks (email, SMS, voice, video, and social media) and adapts scenarios to each employee’s risk profile. It sells to enterprises as subscription software, combining live threat intelligence with personalized simulations and feedback. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Munich, it targets companies concerned about phishing, deepfakes, smishing, and ransomware exposure.