Junior key account manager állások, munkák it, fejlesztési vezető kategóriában

• Lead the design, development, and deployment of integration solutions that align with IT strategy and business objectives.
• Ensure all integrations follow high development standards, established processes, and best‑practice architectural principles.

• Lead, mentor, and grow a high-performing engineering team that provides infrastructure services to over 400 engineers.
• Shape the team's technical direction, balancing cloud-native infrastructure evolution (AWS, EKS, Terraform, Kafka).

• Lead and grow a high-performing, cross-functional engineering team of 8 across web, mobile, backend, and blockchain domains.
• Define and deliver the wallet's technical roadmap; from account abstraction and secure key management to cross-chain interoperability and dApp integrations.

• Lead, mentor, and grow a cross-functional engineering team to deliver high-quality and scalable solutions that enhance the discovery experience.
• Collaborate closely with product managers, designers, and stakeholders to align team efforts with business goals and user needs.

• Define technical roadmaps, and work with a product manager to groom the backlog factoring in technical debt and prioritisation of impactful services.
• Lead, grow, and inspire your team to perform at the highest level, and successfully deliver their best in a fast-paced environment.

• Define technical roadmaps, and work with a product manager to groom the backlog factoring in technical debt and prioritisation of impactful services.
• Lead, grow, and inspire your team to perform at the highest level, and successfully deliver their best in a fast-paced environment.

• Act as NIS2 Integration Expert, bridging the German KRITIS team with other EU member states' critical infrastructure teams.
• Manage Cross-Border Integration of security protocols, processes, and controls in accordance with NIS2.

End-to-end design of the go to market for the sub-solution area including strategic input and direction relative to transformation programs...