Infrastructure Engineer állás innen: Debrecen

2026. 03. 18. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT SolutionsJob Description We are seeking an English speaking, skilled DevOps Engineer to manage and optimize the deployment, scalability, security, and automation of our cloud-native application running on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines

2026. 03. 18. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions HUIn the following areas Computer science, Engineering or Information Technology or equivalent work experience in IT 3+ years of DevOps or Infrastructure Engineering experience Strong

2026. 03. 17. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT SolutionsJob Description Job Description Are you passionate about low-level performance, hardware interaction, and building unbreakable software? Do you excel at writing code that survives power cycles and network drops without a glitch? Join our team to engineer the mission-critical foundation of our new

2026. 03. 17. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions HUJob Description Your project This position is filled in the IPCEI-CIS project. It is a collaborative initiative among European Union member states aimed at advancing cloud technologies and infrastructure. The project seeks to enhance Europe’s digital sovereignty by fostering innovation in cloud

2026. 03. 17. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions HUCloud infrastructure provisioning (e.g., enterprise networking, core IaC foundations), but you collaborate with the platform team by defining requirements, reviewing changes, and maintaining deployable code for pipelines and jobs. Platform data engineering & delivery Design and develop ingestion

2026. 03. 17. | Teljes munkaidõ | Debrecen | Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions HUThe enterprise. Your team owns ingestion & CDC engineering end-to-end (design, build, operate, observability, reliability, reusable components). You contribute to platform standards (contracts, layer semantics, readiness criteria) and reference implementations. You do not primarily own cloud infrastructure