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DWS Group

Global asset manager delivering integrated investments

Front End / UI Engineer

Full-Time
No salary listed
Senior
Madrid, Spain
HybridHybrid work includes office and work-from-home days; the exact split varies by business group.
Software EngineeringFrontend Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 5 years of professional software development experience, including strong hands-on experience with modern frontend development using JavaScript, TypeScript, React, HTML, CSS, and related tooling.
  • Strong understanding of React application architecture, component design, state management, routing, testing approaches, performance optimization, and maintainable frontend code structures.
  • Good design sense and ability to create clean, intuitive, and user-friendly interfaces for complex business applications.
  • Experience integrating frontend applications with backend services, APIs, authentication flows, data models, and asynchronous processing patterns.
  • Practical experience with Git, continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines, code reviews, automated testing, agile delivery, and secure software development.
  • Ability to understand complex business domains and work closely with analysts and users to create practical technology solutions.
  • Proven ability to leverage artificial intelligence tools to enhance productivity and solve business problems while applying critical judgment for responsible and ethical use of data and artificial intelligence outputs.
Responsibilities
  • Lead and contribute to development of modern, responsive, and maintainable user interfaces using JavaScript, TypeScript, React, HTML, CSS, and related frontend technologies.
  • Shape the user interface for Risk modernization, including frontend architecture, component design, usability, performance, accessibility, and application-wide consistency.
  • Work with business analysts, product stakeholders, developers, testers, and architects to translate complex Investment Risk workflows and requirements into intuitive, efficient, and user-friendly solutions.
  • Collaborate with backend developers and contribute to Java and Spring-based services, including API design, integration, data exchange, troubleshooting, and end-to-end solution validation.
  • Create reusable user-interface components, patterns, and development practices that improve delivery speed, quality, maintainability, and user experience.
  • Support the full delivery lifecycle, including refinement, design discussions, implementation, peer reviews, testing, release preparation, deployment support, and post-release improvements.
  • Act as a collaborative technical owner for the user-interface area by sharing knowledge, guiding development choices, supporting colleagues, improving engineering standards, and contributing to continuous improvement.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with design systems or reusable user-interface patterns.
  • Backend development experience with Java and Spring or Spring Boot, including REST APIs, service integration, data exchange, debugging, and end-to-end technical solutions.
  • Experience guiding other developers, reviewing frontend designs, introducing reusable patterns, or providing technical leadership for a user-interface workstream.
  • German language proficiency.

About the company

DWS Group is a global asset manager that handles investments for individuals and institutions. It offers a wide range of investment solutions across asset classes, including Active, Passive, and Alternatives, with a strong emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors. Its products work by combining in-house research, economists and investment professionals into a unified global CIO View to guide strategy, delivering funds and mandates aligned to growth trends. The company differentiates itself through its long track record (over 60 years), large global footprint (about 3,500 employees in offices worldwide), and its integrated approach across Active, Passive, and Alternatives with ESG integration to create targeted investment solutions. DWS aims to shape the future of investing and build the best foundation for its clients’ futures, offering stability and growth in a diverse, globally coordinated team.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Frankfurt, Germany

Founded

1956

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 AUM hit €1.190 trillion, with record H1 long-term net flows of €18.2 billion.
  • October 1, 2026 EAFH launch expands fee-earning ETF innovation into hedged international equity.
  • September 10, 2026 Allfunds collaboration broadens Xtrackers distribution to 950 wealth platforms.

What critics are saying

  • DWS will liquidate RREEF Property Trust after September 18, 2026 redemption pressure.
  • Legacy ESG scandals still poison trust after 2023 SEC settlements and 2025 Frankfurt fines.
  • If another disclosure failure hits, DWS's brand-led fundraising model breaks with no recovery.

What makes DWS Group unique

  • October 2026 rebrand to Deutsche Asset Management boosts global recognition and Europe positioning.
  • Xtrackers managed €334 billion in June 2026, giving DWS scale in ETF distribution.
  • Peakside acquisition adds Germany and CEE value-add real estate expertise by year-end 2026.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • 403(b) not applicable
  • Comprehensive Hospitalization Insurance
  • Accident and Term life Insurance
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Sabbatical Leave
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Remote Work Options

Company News

Mingtiandi
Oct 20th, 2026
Ingenia, Warburg aim to sign deal framework by Friday and more APAC real estate headlines.

Ingenia, Warburg aim to sign deal framework by Friday and more APAC real estate headlines. Takeover talks lead today's real estate headlines from around Asia Pacific as Australia's Ingenia Communities and US-based Warburg Pincus aim to agree to a process deed on a $1.5 billion bid by Friday. Also in the news, Korean data centre firm Elice slumps after a $151 million IPO and credit risk at Japan's SoftBank hits a four-year high. Australian land lease operator Ingenia Communities has granted US private equity firm Warburg Pincus comprehensive due diligence access while the two sides work to conclude negotiations of a process deed agreement on how the talks will proceed by 23 October. Media reports value Warburg's A$5.25 per security takeover proposal at A$2.1 billion ($1.5 billion). Warburg had required the deed by 19 October. Ingenia's board has not deemed the proposal superior to its planned acquisition of developer Peet, and a binding offer is not certain. Ingenia's securities closed on Tuesday up nearly 9.7 percent. Read more>> Shares of Seoul-based data centre infrastructure firm Elice fell as much as 33 percent in their Tuesday debut on KOSDAQ, South Korea's tech-focused stock market, after the company raised KRW 201 billion ($151.2 million) in an initial public offering. Elice priced its shares at the top of their marketed range, valuing the firm above KRW 1 trillion, and retail investors oversubscribed their tranche more than 400 times, but Bloomberg linked the slump to concern over the data centre sector's outlook. Read more>> Five-year credit default swaps on Japanese tech investor SoftBank, which track the cost of insuring its debt against default, rose to 432 basis points on Tuesday, their highest level since early November 2022, according to Bloomberg data. The swaps have widened by more than 30 basis points since crossing 400 a week earlier, a rise Bloomberg attributed to growing concern over SoftBank's AI-related funding and a potential large acquisition. Read more>> Japanese developer Daiwa House Industry said it has completed DP-Lab Kobe, a six-storey rental laboratory with 9,144 square metres (98,431 square feet) of floor space in the Kobe Biomedical Innovation Cluster, which it calls Japan's largest biomedical hub. The project is Daiwa's first rental lab in western Japan's Kansai region and offers up to 14 wet lab units of about 98 to 1,040 square metres, with the company saying high occupancy at Kobe's wet labs has left supply short. Read more>> German asset manager DWS has opened a liaison office in Jeonju, the southwestern South Korean city that is home to the National Pension Service, to deepen its long-standing relationship with the pension fund and complement its Seoul presence, the company said. DWS Asset Management Korea CEO Tae-Young Lee said NPS has been an important partner to the firm for decades, and the company said it will adopt Deutsche Asset Management as its new global brand in early November. Read more>> Hong Kong rail operator MTR Corporation is borrowing to commit at least HK$38.9 billion ($5 billion) to build lines serving the Northern Metropolis, a planned development zone near the Shenzhen border, Bloomberg reported. MTR will receive land in return under a funding model Bloomberg said has never been tested at this scale, in contrast to earlier projects where the government granted land around new stations or paid for the lines, and the company will wait years to learn whether the land covers the cost. Read more>> Singapore-listed Centurion Corporation has completed its A$45 million ($31.3 million) acquisition of a worker accommodation business and land in Karratha, a mining hub in Western Australia's Pilbara region, in a deal the company said marks its entry into key worker accommodation. The asset includes Velocity Village, with 186 beds across 93 rooms, and Velocity Motel & Bistro, with 135 single-occupancy rooms, and in April Centurion also agreed to buy a second Pilbara asset in South Hedland for A$28.6 million. Read more>> China's top 100 developers spent RMB 578.5 billion ($86.5 billion) on land in the first nine months of 2026, down 20.5 percent year on year, according to Beijing-based China Index Academy, with the decline widening by 2.7 percentage points after six months of narrowing. The researcher linked the slowdown to rules issued on 28 August that favour sales of completed homes on newly sold land by requiring developers to wait until a project's main structure tops out before presales, which it said lengthens developers' funding cycles. Read more>> Tune in again soon for more real estate news and be sure to follow @Mingtiandi on X, or bookmark Mingtiandi's LinkedIn page for headlines as they happen.

GlobeNewswire
Oct 15th, 2026
Apterra Infrastructure Capital names Josh Mintz Chief Financial Officer.

Apterra Infrastructure Capital names Josh Mintz Chief Financial Officer. NEW YORK, Oct. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Apterra Infrastructure Capital ("Apterra" or the "Company"), a leading infrastructure finance platform and affiliate of Apollo (NYSE: APO), today announced that Josh Mintz has joined Apterra as Chief Financial Officer. Mintz brings more than 15 years of experience across private credit, alternative asset management and financial services, and will report to Co-CEOs Michael Pantelogianis and Ralph Cho. Apterra Co-CEOs Ralph Cho and Michael Pantelogianis said, "Apterra has scaled rapidly as a leading infrastructure finance platform, and Josh's leadership and industry experience will help strengthen our finance foundation for the next phase of growth. We are excited to welcome him to the team." Josh Mintz, Apterra CFO, said, "Apterra has built a well-positioned platform in a dynamic and fast-growing infrastructure debt market. I am excited to join at this stage of the platform's growth and look forward to building a finance function that supports its expansion and meets the expectations of our clients and investors." Since inception, Apterra has originated approximately $34 billion in infrastructure transactions globally, with recent notable transactions involving Phoenix Tower International, 38 Degrees North, CenTrio and ValorC3 Data Centers, among others. The Company provides financing solutions across renewable energy, conventional power, midstream energy, digital infrastructure and transportation, serving sponsors and developers as demand for infrastructure capital grows. Prior to joining Apterra, Mintz was Chief Financial Officer of DWS Group's U.S. Infrastructure Debt business, where he led finance and operations for a multi-billion-dollar platform across CLOs, private credit funds and separately managed accounts. He previously held finance and operations roles at Pennant Park Investment Advisers and Sound Point Capital Management. Mintz is a Certified Public Accountant and earned a BS in Accounting, magna cum laude, from Touro University. About Apterra Apterra, an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, is an infrastructure finance platform that provides tailored capital solutions for sponsors and developers across key infrastructure sectors. Apterra's origination, structuring and distribution capabilities support access to capital through relationships with banks, investors and asset managers. Visit www.Apterra.com to learn more.

CryptOrcs
Oct 11th, 2026
People & company news, week of October 9, 2026.

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Christian Examiner
Oct 8th, 2026
DWS makes first Spanish student accommodation investment.

DWS makes first Spanish student accommodation investment. 08/10/2026 DWS has acquired Palm Studios in Seville from La Salle Investment Management. CRE Herald Unlock unlimited CRE intelligence. Market analysis, deal insights, and sector research trusted by fund managers, asset managers, and senior executives. Remember Me

EjePrime
Oct 6th, 2026
DWS acquires Palm Studios student residence in Seville from LaSalle Investment

DWS has acquired Palm Studios, a student residence in Seville, from LaSalle Investment Management through one of its institutional real estate funds. This marks the German asset manager's first investment in Spain's purpose-built student accommodation sector. The property features 544 beds, 111 parking spaces, and holds BREEAM Excellent certification. All rooms include equipped kitchens, whilst premium units offer private terraces. Communal facilities include coworking spaces, a gym, cafeteria, cinema, outdoor pool, and rooftop terrace. Located five minutes from the University of Seville's Reina Mercedes campus, which hosts over 22,700 students, the three-year-old building benefits from direct access to the city's main transport routes. DWS manages assets worth €1.9 billion across Spain and Portugal, with approximately €300 million available for new core and core-plus investments in these markets.