Infrastructure Automation Engineer

Deutsche Bank is seeking an Infrastructure Automation Engineer to join their team in London. As a global financial institution with a rich history spanning over 150 years, Deutsche Bank offers an exciting opportunity to work on critical infrastructure systems that power global financial operations.

The Infrastructure Automation Engineer role sits within the bank's technology division, where you'll be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining automation solutions for the bank's infrastructure. This position combines elements of DevOps practices with infrastructure management, requiring both technical expertise and an understanding of financial services technology requirements.

Working at Deutsche Bank means joining a team that values innovation while maintaining the highest standards of security and reliability. You'll be part of a global organization that provides comprehensive financial services to corporations, governments, institutional investors, small and medium-sized businesses, and private individuals worldwide.

This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge automation technologies while contributing to the digital transformation of a major financial institution. You'll collaborate with teams across the globe, participate in meaningful projects that impact the bank's technological infrastructure, and have access to professional development opportunities within a stable, well-established organization.

The position comes with competitive compensation and benefits typical of a major financial institution, along with the prestige of working for one of the world's leading banks. You'll be based in London, one of the world's premier financial centers, working from the bank's modern offices at Upper Bank Street.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who wants to combine their infrastructure automation expertise with exposure to financial technology, all while working for an organization that can offer both stability and opportunities for career growth.