Full-Time
Senior Data Engineer
Atos
10,001+ employees
Global IT services provider for AI
No salary listed
Ansbach, Germany + 6 more
More locations: Hamburg, Germany | Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany | Frankfurt, Germany | Stuttgart, Germany | Berlin, Germany | Munich, Germany
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- Bachelor or comparable degree
- Five or more years of professional experience in the field
- Very good knowledge of Microsoft Office products Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.
- Very good communication skills in German and English
- Teamwork, entrepreneurial thinking, independence and motivation
- Enjoy working in a team and in independently developing new topics
- In Pre-Sales activities qualify tenders from a technical perspective, analyze customer requirements, assess feasibility, and support the creation of proposals with regard to standard elements with extended complexity
- Support the acquisition of new projects, lead workshops and proactively identify optimization and business opportunities in ongoing projects, and participate in subsequent sales activities
- Communicate at the customer’s business-area level
- Lead subprojects and keep effort tracking within project guidelines in a defined scope
- In a project, work on the implementation of solution components or functional blocks of Data Analytics architectures
- Contribute to conception, design, implementation, testing and consulting and support the implementation of solution components or functional blocks
- Work in projects primarily with Python (e.g., pandas, numpy) and SQL, Jupyter, PySpark, Databricks, also dealing with Spark, Data Warehousing, Data Engineering, Big Data and MLOps
- Work with the latest cloud technologies (AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Platform)
- Represent the company convincingly externally and work with diverse industries
- Project teams typically consist of 2-5 people and work on long-term projects as well as shorter pilots
- The results optimize business-critical functions for customers and have a direct impact on their economic success
- Use predictive models to improve online communication, monitor shelf placement quality with state-of-the-art computer vision and work on fraud detection
Atos provides global IT services that manage the digital backbone of large organizations and governments, covering cloud computing, cybersecurity, big data, and related infrastructure. It delivers end-to-end technology services by helping clients design, migrate, secure, and operate their IT systems, including high-performance computing and data solutions. The company differentiates itself through its scale and breadth across Europe, its history of global acquisitions that created a wide range of capabilities, and its strategic shift toward acting as an AI-powered technology partner focused on secure AI deployment and data-driven transformation. Atos’ goal is to help clients navigate artificial intelligence securely and at scale by delivering integrated, managed technology services and consulting that optimize digital infrastructure and analytics."} ); // end tool call=None to=functions.final_result ماشوم? (Note: This line seems malformed. Ensure proper tool call.)} //
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bezons, France
Founded
1997
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- €10.7 billion backlog provides 1.3 years revenue visibility through 2027-2028.
- €40 million annual interest savings from refinancing funds AI and cybersecurity investments.
- Eviden division grew 6.7% in 2025, driven by Jupiter supercomputer delivery.
What critics are saying
- Q1 2026 organic revenue fell 11%; 2026 forecast cut to -1% to -5% decline.
- Core Atos business contracted 16.2% organically in 2025 despite Eviden growth.
- Creditors holding 90.8% stake post-restructuring may force asset sales conflicting with AI strategy.
What makes Atos unique
- Google Threat Intelligence integration across 17 SOCs enhances AI-powered cybersecurity detection capabilities.
- Sovereign Agentic Studios in France, Germany, UK, US address regulatory AI sovereignty demands.
- Graia voice translation partnership supports 5M+ users across 100+ languages in service desk.
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A US District Court has ordered Syntel, part of Atos Group, to pay $236.9 million (€204.1 million) to Cognizant subsidiary TriZetto, marking a new stage in litigation dating back to 2015, before Atos acquired Syntel in 2018. The court confirmed a jury's June 2025 finding of $70 million in compensatory damages and reduced punitive damages to $140 million, subject to TriZetto's acceptance. The court also awarded $27 million in attorneys' fees and pre-judgment interest at 9% from January 2018. TriZetto must state by 10 April whether it accepts the reduced punitive damages award. Atos Group said it will review the decision and reserves its right to appeal, adding the ruling does not materially impact its assets, business or financial condition.
Atos, a global leader in AI-powered digital transformation, is launching technology services to support CONMEBOL's new digital ecosystem ahead of the federation's club competition draws. The deployment marks the operational start of CONMEBOL's next-generation platform designed to enhance fan experience and accelerate digital transformation. The unified digital ecosystem connects official websites, mobile applications and a consolidated digital identity framework, enabling CONMEBOL to build a proprietary fan database. Key features include a Gaming Hub for interactive experiences, an enhanced Match Centre with real-time data and statistics, and personalised content powered by unified digital identities. The services follow the 2025 strategic partnership naming Atos as Official Innovation Partner for CONMEBOL club competitions. The platform aims to deliver value across the federation's ecosystem whilst strengthening club visibility.
Atos Group has filed its Universal Registration Document for 2025 with the French Financial Markets Authority under number D.26-0075. The document includes the annual financial report, corporate governance report, sustainability statement and statutory auditors' reports. The filing is now available on the Atos website and the AMF website. Atos Group operates globally with approximately 63,000 employees across 61 countries, generating annual revenue of around €8 billion. The company provides AI-powered digital transformation services under two brands: Atos for services and Eviden for products. Atos Group is the European leader in cybersecurity, cloud and high-performance computing, and is listed on Euronext Paris.
Atos Group has met or exceeded its full-year 2025 financial targets, with revenue reaching €8,001 million and operating margin doubling year-on-year to €351 million, representing 4.4% of revenue. The company also reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 58% compared with 2019 baseline levels. The technology services provider completed 88% of its three-year Genesis transformation plan savings target in under one year, ahead of schedule. Net cash outflow was limited to €326 million despite accelerated restructuring programme execution. The company is scaling artificial intelligence capabilities through Atos Sovereign Agentic Studios launched in France, Germany, the UK and the US. Chief Executive Philippe Salle said the group is "fundamentally transformed" and positioned for AI-led growth. Atos expects positive cash generation from 2026, accelerating through 2028.
French IT services company Atos reported full-year revenue slightly above €8 billion, meeting its target following significant financial restructuring. The company reduced its workforce by 19% to 63,193 employees under its Genesis restructuring programme. Revenue in the core Atos business unit declined 16.2% organically to €6.96 billion, despite securing a cybersecurity contract with the European Commission. The Eviden division grew 6.7% to €1.04 billion, driven by delivery of the Jupiter supercomputer in Germany. Atos holds a backlog of €10.7 billion, representing 1.3 years of revenue. The company expects 2026 to be a stabilisation year with potential positive organic growth, targeting 5-7% annual revenue growth and a 10% operating margin by 2028.