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As an IT service provider, we’re driving the digital transformation of the public sector and creating real added value for millions of people in Germany. We’re really good at a lot of things, but we can’t do everything yet. That’s why we’re always looking for new colleagues who want to make a difference with their ideas, skills, and dedication. Does this sound like you? Then help shape a better world and become part of our Justice Customer Cluster.
As Application Server Admin, you are not only responsible for smooth workflows in everyday work, but also actively shape a positive work atmosphere, promote teamwork, and support the development of your colleagues - always in line with our values and our responsive organizational structure.
Consulting with customers regarding infrastructure and technical projects
Experience in maintaining Java EE Application Servers (e.g. Oracle Weblogic, JBoss, Glasfish)
Basic understanding of IT infrastructures
Fundamental understanding of Databases/SQL
Troubleshooting skills/experience in maintaining it services
Kubernetes, Bash, Openshift, JIRA, Confuence, GitHub, Java, SQL, VMWare, Ansible, PostgressSQL
Good python programming skills or any other script language
Experience in public sector, experience judiciary
Drive to create and/or improve documentation
What matters to us? Clearly defined roles, genuine teamwork, and a common goal. We call it responsiveness - transparent, appreciative, and goal-oriented.
We believe great people deserve great benefits. That’s why we empower our colleagues to grow, perform at their best, and feel supported – with a comprehensive benefits package tailored to individual needs.
23 vacation days for extra time to recharge
Flexible working hours & home office options for a healthy work-life balance
Personal training budget to support continuous development
Hardware budget to ensure you have the right tools to succeed
Team events & activities to connect, celebrate, and have fun together
Plus bonuses and additional perks to recognize your contribution
Would you like to become part of our team of experts? Then apply now. We look forward to getting to know you.
Gratiela BaronPrincipal Recruiting Specialist
Diana GiurgiuSenior Recruiting Specialist
As Application Server Admin, you will ensure smooth processes, a good team atmosphere, and the development of your colleagues.
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