Java Application Developer | Anwendungsentwickler Java (m/w/d)
Deutsche Rentenversicherung Schwaben
Job Summary
As a Java Application Developer at Deutsche Rentenversicherung Schwaben in Augsburg, you will play a pivotal role in modernizing the digital infrastructure of a major public service provider. The core of your daily work involves transitioning legacy systems from COBOL to Java, specifically focusing on data exchange processes between payroll and pension accounts. You will be responsible for the entire software lifecycle, from technical conception and UI design to implementation and 3rd-level support. This position is ideal for developers who enjoy complex domain logic, such as social security reporting procedures, and who want to contribute to the education of junior IT specialists. The role offers the unique security of a permanent public service contract combined with modern benefits like flexible working hours, telecommuting options, and extensive professional development. You will work in a collaborative environment where knowledge sharing and mutual support are central to the team's success.
Required Skills
Education
Completed university degree with a focus on Computer Science or completed vocational training as an IT Specialist for Application Development (Fachinformatiker) with relevant professional experience.
Experience
- Professional experience in Java application development, preferably using Jakarta EE and Eclipse.
- Experience in version control using Git and database management with SQL.
- Practical experience in creating web services and working within Linux/Windows environments.
- Experience or willingness to work with COBOL during the system migration phase.
- Professional background in payroll reporting systems (e.g., DEÜV, ELStAM) is highly desirable.
- Experience in technical documentation, UI design, and quality assurance.
Languages
Additional
- The position is based in Augsburg and requires a willingness to handle legacy COBOL code during a long-term migration project. Candidates must be available for a permanent full-time role within the German public service sector.