Swisscom seeks a Mid-level ICT Service Engineer / Product Owner in Zürich to build and maintain cloud-native solutions using AWS and Kubernetes within an agile team.
The company is looking for a professional to join an agile group focused on developing, automating, and integrating tailored technical solutions. This position plays a key role in enhancing system reliability, managing continuous improvements, and supporting the broader digital transformation of the IT infrastructure through modern engineering practices.
Responsibilities
- Design, automate, and integrate bespoke solutions within an agile framework
- Manage and optimize Kubernetes clusters alongside CI/CD pipelines
- Develop and operate cloud-native applications hosted on AWS
- Streamline workflows through automation and address operational root causes
- Maintain system stability by handling incidents and participating in on-call rotations
Requirements
- A university degree in Computer Science or equivalent practical experience
- Proven track record of building, deploying, and managing cloud-native applications
- Proficiency in scripting, automation, web technologies, and API integration
- Strong understanding of server operating systems, directory services, networking, and security protocols
- Fluency in both German and English
What the company offers
- Flexible work arrangements allowing office presence or remote work
- Adaptable working hours to accommodate personal schedules
- Supportive work environment with financial perks and professional growth opportunities
About the company
Swisscom fosters a culture centered on agile methodologies and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies. The organization encourages continuous learning and innovation, providing employees with the tools and environment needed to stay at the forefront of the industry.
- Exposure to agile working practices and modern technological stacks
- Commitment to continuous system improvement and digital evolution
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