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Junior Cloud Engineer (m/w/d) - STACKIT Cloud-Accelerator Program (Start 01.04.2027)

Schwarz Corporate Solutions · Bad Friedrichshall, BW, Deutschland
Bad Friedrichshall, BW, DeutschlandOnsite
Remuneration
Not specified
Location
Bad Friedrichshall, BW, Deutschland
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

This nine-month cloud accelerator prepares early-career candidates to join a cloud product engineering team as Junior Cloud Engineers. Participants complete technical training in Git, Linux, Docker, Go, and Kubernetes, build practical solutions in an innovation lab using agile methods and pair programming, and spend six months delivering projects with an expert team. The role focuses on developing, testing, and improving cloud products and infrastructure.

Benefits

Professional development opportunitiesSupport from a network of cloud expertsPermanent employment from the first day

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's or master's degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering, or graduation from 42 Coding School.
  • Demonstrated initial software engineering project experience, personal or professional.
  • Theoretical understanding of software architecture, microservices, and scalability.
  • Initial experience developing REST APIs and understanding of HTTP methods and resource-oriented design.
  • Foundational knowledge of Git, web development, and databases.
  • Confident English communication in technical discussions.
  • Available to attend the first 12 weeks of training and workshops on site in Bad Friedrichshall.

Responsibilities

  • Develop, test, and improve cloud products.
  • Implement ideas from product domains in the innovation lab.
  • Deliver projects as part of an expert team.

Skills

DockerGitGitHubGoKubernetesLinuxRESTTypeScriptTerraform

Degrees

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Software EngineeringMaster's degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering

Languages

EnglishGerman

Work schedule

Full-time

Industry

Cloud services

Relocation

No