Cobol and Java Developer (m/f/d)

The Risk Loans department is part of the cross-functional credit functions area and is characterized by diversity.

Our responsibilities range from the banking and economic management of the assigned products to the planning, profitability, documentation, and support of the systems. We oversee the integration of third-party software for risk loan processing, the OSPlus risk loan components (including individual loan loss provisions), and the interfaces to receivables management and the backend systems for syndicated, revolving, and pawned loans. 

We foster an open and appreciative work culture that offers room for initiative and personal development. We encourage independent work and value professional exchange across teams and subject areas.

Tasks:

• Development and enhancement as well as maintenance of existing software solutions using, among other things, COBOL, Java and AI-supported features.
• Participation in modern software development processes and in project work
• Ensuring system and product quality through the execution of systematic testing procedures
• Close coordination with banking colleagues
• Contributing to the design and implementation of efficient database models
• Creation and planning of technical specifications and documentation
• Conducting error analyses for the sustainable improvement of processes

Profile:

• Completed vocational training of at least three years in a relevant field or successfully completed university studies; alternatively, additional training as a specialist or technician.
• (First) relevant professional experience as well as programming experience with Cobol and Java
• Strong interest in new technologies and current IT trends and developments
• A high willingness to learn and a desire for continuous personal and professional development
• Strong teamwork and communication skills
• Analytical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Initial knowledge of modern DevOps processes and tools, as well as initial expertise in agile software development working methods.