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Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Slovakia

Designs and operates enterprise technology services

IT Delivery Lead - : Driving engineering excellence

Engineering LeadershipConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeKošice, Slovakia

About the Job

Requirements

  • Lead through clarity, accountability, and coaching.
  • Develop strong Engineering Managers and technical leaders.
  • Work confidently across Product, Architecture, and business stakeholders.
  • Simplify complexity, unclear ownership, and slow coordination.
  • Combine technical depth with sound engineering judgment.
  • Understand modern practices such as continuous integration and continuous delivery, test automation, observability, DevOps, and cloud engineering.
  • Balance speed, quality, reliability, security, and long-term sustainability.
  • Improve delivery at scale by reducing friction and raising engineering standards.
  • Connect engineering decisions to product outcomes and business value.
  • Work effectively in complex domain environments with competing priorities.
  • Operate well in a large enterprise while pushing for simpler, faster delivery.
  • Use technology as a lever for better customer and business outcomes.
  • Complete the required leadership assessment to proceed further in the hiring process.

Responsibilities

  • Shape and evolve the engineering organization across multiple teams, products, or domains so ownership is clear, coordination is simpler, and delivery scales effectively.
  • Remove structural bottlenecks, duplicated responsibilities, and dependency-heavy ways of working that slow teams down.
  • Build an operating model with clear decision rights, stronger autonomy, and end-to-end ownership.
  • Coach and grow Engineering Managers so they can lead with greater scope, judgment, and impact.
  • Help shape technical direction together with Product, Architecture, and business stakeholders.
  • Influence major technical trade-off decisions to improve scalability, resilience, security, maintainability, and time to market.
  • Challenge over-complex solutions, unnecessary customization, and architecture choices that create permanent dependencies.
  • Drive modernization and simplification where legacy constraints limit delivery speed, automation, or service stability.
  • Strengthen engineering leadership capability across Engineering Managers, senior technical leaders, and key experts.
  • Raise engineering maturity through coaching, standards, communities of practice, and targeted capability development.
  • Establish and reinforce expectations for continuous integration and continuous delivery, automated testing, observability, code quality, security, and operational readiness.
  • Support adoption of AI-assisted engineering and productivity tools where they improve quality, speed, and efficiency.
  • Improve delivery predictability across multiple workstreams, products, or domains.
  • Partner across roles to manage major dependencies, risks, and delivery constraints early and transparently.
  • Strengthen release reliability, production stability, and the ability of teams to build and run services well.
  • Drive improvements in engineering operations, incident prevention, technical debt reduction, and post-incident learning.
  • Set clear expectations for engineering quality, secure-by-design delivery, and resilient operations.
  • Ensure teams build with strong automated test coverage, observability, performance monitoring, and operational readiness in mind.
  • Reduce rework, defect leakage, change failure rate, and recurring incidents through stronger engineering practices.
  • Embed security, privacy, compliance, and accessibility into the way teams work rather than treating them as late-stage checks.
  • Translate business priorities into sustainable engineering plans and realistic delivery commitments.
  • Communicate technical risks, trade-offs, and investment needs clearly to senior stakeholders.
  • Represent engineering in strategic planning and broader transformation discussions.
  • Escalate systemic blockers that cannot be solved at team or domain level.
  • Use engineering metrics such as cycle time, release frequency, change failure rate, defect leakage, recurring incidents, and technical debt to expose constraints and guide decisions.
  • Review trends over time rather than reacting to isolated data points.
  • Drive practical improvement experiments and help teams reuse what works.
  • Reduce manual reporting, non-value coordination, and avoidable governance overhead.
  • Own technology accountability across the role's scope so technical decisions support customer value, business impact, and long-term scalability.
  • Help ensure product roadmaps include the technical investments needed for sustainable delivery and stable operations.
  • Partner across Product, Architecture, Business, Security, and Operations to turn priorities into scalable, secure, and maintainable solutions.
  • Keep engineering delivery connected to real outcomes, not just execution activity.
  • Own the strength and effectiveness of engineering delivery across the role's scope.
  • Own the development and quality of engineering leadership, especially Engineering Managers.
  • Own the evolution of organizational design, ownership models, and leadership layers that enable better scale.
  • Own engineering standards and capability-building priorities that improve quality, speed, and reliability.
  • Own key escalations and systemic risks that affect delivery performance, service stability, security, or long-term sustainability.
  • Provide a strong voice in technical direction, roadmap feasibility, and investment trade-offs together with Product and Architecture.

About the Company

Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Slovakia

Designs and operates enterprise technology services

Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions Slovakia designs and operates information and communication technology services for international companies and the Deutsche Telekom group. Its work spans business applications, SAP systems, cloud infrastructure, communications networks, and shared IT services. Teams support customers through technical design, development, implementation, and the ongoing administration of systems used in business operations. The company also supplies security services, including protection for networks, applications, and business data. Founded in 2006 as T-Systems Slovakia, the operation adopted its current shared brand in 2020 and lists its headquarters in Košice-Juh, Slovakia.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Košice-Juh, Slovakia
Founded
2006

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