QA & Testing Lead Engineer, Deutsche Bank

Payment Channel Applications

Salary not provided

SQL

React

Java

Splunk

Jenkins

Selenium

Cucumber

Spring

Postman

Senior and Expert level

Berlin

Investment bank and financial services company

Be an early applicant

Investment bank and financial services company

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Be an early applicant

Salary not provided

SQL

React

Java

Splunk

Jenkins

Selenium

Cucumber

Spring

Postman

Senior and Expert level

Berlin

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Company mission

To be the leading global provider of financial solutions for demanding clients, creating exceptional value for its shareholders and people.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Several years of experience developing and/or testing Java based Microservices (preferably using Spring Boot framework) in a cloud environment (preferably Google Cloud)
Several years of experience with testing frameworks - Selenium, Karate, and tools such as Cucumber
Several years of backend testing experience for databases, API’s using SoapUI, Postman and UI testing experience for React components
Several years of experience with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment tools such as Jenkins
Automation experience with Test Driven Development (TDD) and/or Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) using Cucumber
Exposure to Splunk/SQL for data analysis
Full understanding of SDLC lifecycle for software delivery including engaging with production support personnel for defect triaging and resolution

What the job involves

As a Lead Engineer (f/m/x), you will be working on adding functionality to a global payment initiation platform that has React based micro frontends backed by Java powered micro-services deployed in a containerized environment
The platform uses event streaming over Kafka and varied datastores such as PostgreSQL, Oracle, HBase, MongoDB
You'll collaborate with other Senior Engineers and Analysts on the platform embracing agile practices to incrementally add functionality to the platform, with a sharp focus on automation
You will partner with business and technology managers to define modules and enhancements to the application stack that provides Deutsche Bank's institutional clients ability to initiate payments in real time and access to their account balances & statements in near real time
You will enable the digital environment that helps our people share their knowledge, expertise, and real passion for our business
Deutsche Bank is investing heavily in technology, which means we are investing in you
Join us here, and you’ll constantly be looking ahead
Your key responsibilities
You partner with UI/UX Design Team, Architects, Business Analysts, and Stakeholders situated in multiple regions and time-zones; at varying capacity to understand requirements and reflect in test artefacts
You define test strategy for applications you are part of taking into consideration both internal and industry wide best practices
You regularly monitor and control the risk through appropriate reviews and tollgates around testing processes, test artefacts including both functional and not functional areas
You regularly review the work of your team members to ensure that the code is appropriate, extendable, and reusable
You manage the software development life cycle (SDLC) of software components all the way to production, including helping support the application to resolve production issues with appropriate triaging

Our take

Despite its roots in the nineteenth century, Deutsche Bank has seen strategic transformation at countless stages to remain competitive. For example, it recently launched Vert, a new digital payments company for SMEs, in collaboration with Fiserv. As a result, the company successfully filled the gap in the market for a user-friendly, all in one solution which would enable merchants to accept payments and manage money.

The company continues to benefit from its scale and reputation. Despite ongoing criticisms, its strong European ties and a global network means Deutsche Bank is well placed to help clients navigate through geopolitical and macroeconomic shifts, something that can’t be said so confidently of its competitors. Today, it operates in circa 60 countries.

Moving forwards, the company is focused on aligning more closely to environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria to facilitate over €500B in sustainable finance and investments between 2020 and 2025.