Test Automation Engineer
About the job
- 1–3 years of professional experience as a software developer.
- Fluent German and English language skills.
- Very good knowledge of Java.
- Confident use of Jenkins and container technologies, including Docker and Kubernetes.
- Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines.
- Experience with agile methodologies, including Scrum and Kanban.
- Experience with programming languages; Java is required at a very good level, while additional languages such as Python and JavaScript are advantageous.
- Knowledge or experience with testing frameworks and tools such as JUnit, TestNG, Selenium, and Cypress, or similar test frameworks.
- Knowledge of CI/CD and build tools, including Jenkins, Git, Maven, and Gradle.
- Knowledge of container technologies, including Docker and Kubernetes.
- Knowledge of agile software development methodologies, including Scrum and Kanban, as well as test-driven development and Clean Code.
- Experience with version control using Git and REST APIs, and basic DevOps knowledge.
- Ability to work independently and in a structured, solution-oriented manner.
- Openness to new technologies and innovative approaches.
- Teamwork and communication skills.
- As a member of an international team, perform long-term testing tasks across different projects.
- Develop a new automation framework for low-code test automation.
- Maintain, manage, and continuously improve the framework.
- Actively introduce and apply innovation and new technologies.
- Collaborate in an agile team to improve the quality and efficiency of software development.
- Experience in test automation and building automation frameworks is advantageous.
- Knowledge of additional programming languages, such as Python and JavaScript, is advantageous.
About the company
Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions is a Hungary-based IT and telecommunications services business within the Deutsche Telekom Group. Its teams develop and operate cloud platforms, applications, networks, data systems, and cybersecurity services for enterprise customers and group operations. Work spans software development, infrastructure integration, technical support, service management, and the ongoing maintenance of complex business systems. Originally established as IT Services Hungary, the organization adopted the Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions brand in 2020 and works with international customer teams. Founded in 2006, the Hungarian business is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
N/A
Founded
2006
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What believers are saying
- Employees have health support: the Hungary benefits page lists health insurance, life and accident coverage, and an assistance program.
- Families get flexible benefit choices: its cafeteria package includes nursery and kindergarten cost support.
- Selected students receive financial support: the E-LIT programme combines paid practical work with a conditional HUF 1 million scholarship.
What critics are saying
- Remote work has a national boundary: the network-engineer posting restricts remote working to Hungary.
- Some technical jobs require two strong languages: its senior data-engineer role specifies German B2 and English C1.
- Internships require sustained availability: the student programme asks for at least 20 working hours per week.
What makes Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions unique
- One Hungary brand spans two operating companies: Deutsche Telekom ITTC Hungary and Deutsche Telekom TSI Hungary share its management platform.
- Security work spans several customer levels: teams protect Hungarian operations, the wider Deutsche Telekom group, and external European enterprises.
- Customer platforms use geographic redundancy: its Fortinet engineering team operates private-cloud networking across two separated data centers.
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