Full-Time
Technical Lead with focus on Cloud Development
Azure, .net
Posted on 12/6/2025
Allegion
5,001-10,000 employees
Security hardware and access control systems
No salary listed
Munich, Germany
Hybrid
Hybrid role; remote up to 2 days per week.
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- A completed degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, with extensive knowledge of software stacks, particularly those oriented around .NET and Azure.
- Proven experience in leading technical teams in cloud development projects, demonstrating strong leadership and mentorship skills.
- Deep understanding of software design principles such as SOLID, Clean Code, Clean Architecture, and the Twelve-Factor App methodology.
- Experience in agile development projects (Scrum, Kanban).
- Cloud-first mindset with the ability to design and implement on-premises compatible cloud solutions.
- Strong enthusiasm for cloud technologies, with familiarity in tools and practices such as Docker, Kubernetes, and DevOps methodologies
- You technically lead the internal development of cloud and on-premises software.
- You communicate with external technical leaders to ensure compliance with internal needs and company guidelines.
- You are a trusted fellow, always ready to help colleagues with their daily problems and questions.
- You show clear leadership by guiding and mentoring younger and less experienced colleagues.
- You are a key player in helping to take the software architecture to the next level.
- You monitor technical debt and contribute plans and ideas for its harmonious reduction. You contribute to ongoing processes and guidelines to keep technical debt under control.
- You work hand in hand with the system architect and translate high-level architectural requirements into specific architectural decisions at the software component level.
Allegion provides security solutions for doors and surrounding entrances worldwide, serving homeowners, businesses, schools, and other organizations. Its products include mechanical locks, electronic access control systems, and biometric devices that verify identity and control entry. These solutions can work together in layered security setups and are supported by related services and maintenance. The company aims to help people move safely and smoothly through homes, workplaces, and public spaces while pursuing ESG commitments and responsible innovation.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Founded
1908
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Electronics growth can outpace the broader security market through mobile credentials.
- Aftermarket revenue supports recurring replacement and upgrade demand.
- Buybacks and dividend increases signal durable cash generation and capital discipline.
What critics are saying
- ERP disruptions hurt organic revenue and can pressure results into 2026.
- Residential weakness and softer core demand limit growth in key legacy markets.
- Margin compression persists if electronics growth fails to offset hardware mix decline.
What makes Allegion unique
- Global leader in mechanical and electronic security across 120 countries.
- Brands like Schlage, Von Duprin, LCN, CISA, and Interflex anchor distribution.
- Electronics exceed 30% of revenue, accelerating the hardware-to-software transition.
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↓ -2%Allegion, a global security solutions provider, outlined its strategic shift toward electronics and software-based security at the JPMorgan Industrials Conference 2026. The company generates over $4 billion in revenue with 25% EBITDA margins, with electronics now representing more than 30% of total revenue. The firm is transitioning from mechanical hardware to electromechanical solutions whilst leveraging automation and AI to improve efficiency. Its aftermarket segment accounts for nearly half of overall revenue. Allegion expects high single-digit to low double-digit growth in electronics, though the residential market may contract slightly in 2026. The company operates in over 120 countries through two divisions, offering locks, door closers, exit devices, electronic access control systems and steel doors.
Allegion, a global security products provider, has been named a 2026 Gallup Exceptional Workplace Award winner for the third consecutive year. The company received the "With Distinction" honour, placing it among five organisations recognised for exceptional employee engagement achievements. Gallup's analysis, covering over 3.3 million employees across 90 countries, found that Allegion maintains a thriving workplace culture by emphasising individual strengths and creating an environment where employees feel valued. The company's focus on engagement helps drive stronger results across customer satisfaction, profitability and productivity. "When our people are empowered and connected to our purpose, they solve complex problems, innovate and drive our business forward," said John H. Stone, Allegion president and CEO. The company reported $4.1 billion in revenue in 2025.
Allegion, a security solutions provider, is showcasing interoperable electronic access control technologies at ISC West in Las Vegas from 23–27 March 2026. The company is demonstrating integrated hardware, software and services designed to address modern security challenges. Key exhibits include Schlage mobile credentials compatible with Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, available across iPhone, Apple Watch, Android phones and Wear OS smartwatches. Allegion is also demonstrating Aliro, a new communication standard for open access control, and the XE360 Series wireless locks featuring RealSync technology for real-time connectivity via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The company is expanding its Zentra platform into commercial markets with Zentra Edge for small to medium businesses. Additional showcases include the LCN Senior Swing automatic operator and Overtur, Allegion's cloud-based suite for managing door security across building lifecycles.
Allegion, a global security products provider, has acquired DCI Hollow Metal on Demand, a Los Angeles-based manufacturer of custom hollow metal doors and frames. Financial terms were not disclosed. DCI produces quick-ship solutions for industrial, commercial and institutional markets, serving hospitals, government buildings, schools, universities and stadiums. The company will operate within Allegion's Americas segment. DCI CEO Bob Briggs will serve in an advisory role during the transition. The acquisition strengthens Allegion's mechanical portfolio and expands its West Coast presence. DCI joins Allegion's doors and frames portfolio, which includes brands like Steelcraft, Republic Doors and Krieger Specialty Products. Allegion reported $4.1 billion in revenue in 2025.
JPMorgan has lowered its price target on Allegion plc to $180 from $190 whilst maintaining an Overweight rating, citing resilient margin performance despite growth challenges. The adjustment follows the company's fourth-quarter results released on 17 February. Allegion reported Q4 revenue exceeding $1 billion, up 9.3% year-on-year, with adjusted earnings per share of $1.94 and an adjusted operating margin of 22.4%. Full-year available cash flow reached $685.7 million. The company returned $175 million in dividends and $80 million in share repurchases to shareholders, whilst deploying approximately $630 million on acquisitions. For 2026, Allegion guided adjusted EPS to $8.70–$8.90, with total revenue expected to grow 5%–7%, driven by electronics and non-residential segments.