Level: Lead

Job Field: Software, Back End

Employment Type: Part Time/Full Time

Contract Type: Permanent employment

Salary: from 3.500 € Gross/Month

Location: Graz

Working Model: Hybrid, Onsite

Job Summary

In this role, you take technical responsibility for a parking system, develop event-driven microservices, define coding standards, and coach developers within an agile team.

Job Technologies

Your role in the team

You assume technical responsibility for a core area of our park system and shape its architecture (event-driven, microapps/services).
You define code and quality standards, conduct code reviews, coach other developers, and promote their professional development.
You work closely with product management, frontend, and DevOps, bringing technical perspectives into strategic decisions.
You develop robust, maintainable software while paying attention to clean documentation.
You actively influence our technical vision, support R&D topics, and accompany hackathons and maintenance weeks.

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Our expectations of you

Qualifications

Either for web development (alternatively Java or .NET)
Or for hardware interface communication (alternatively C++)
Not in our focus are: Python exclusively for test scripts or data engineering as well as embedded programming.
You bring a deep understanding of architecture & system design.
A high quality standard, secure GIT handling, and enjoyment of collaborative problem-solving characterize your way of working.
You are experienced in handling workflows in Linux-based development environments.
You enjoy working with a competent team, promoting exchange and effective decision-making, and are happy to share your knowledge with your colleagues.
You have good German and English skills (minimum B2).

Experience

You are a technician with experience as a team or group leader — without having to manage discipline.
You have at least 5 years of experience in Python & standard libraries or similar programming languages.

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