Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme; f/m/x Technology Centre
10115, Berlin, Berlin, Deutschland
Verfasst am 2026-10-24
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Software Entwicklung
Künstliche Intelligenz Ingenieur, Dateningenieur
- Country:
- Germany
- City:
- Berlin
- Job Description:
- Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme (f/m/x) in Berlin Technology Centre 2027
Location:
Berlin
Start & Duration:
July 2027; 12 months
About the Graduate ProgrammeThe Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme is a comprehensive programme designed to provide you with exposure to a range of fascinating projects and ongoing professional and technical training to develop the skills you need to grow your career. You’ll be supported by a network of peers and mentors and benefit from our global wellbeing programme.
About the divisionTechnology powers Deutsche Bank’s entire business and is reshaping how we develop modern systems, connect, collaborate and transact with stakeholders inside and outside the bank. Through our Technology, Data and Innovation (TDI) strategy, we are strengthening our engineering expertise, adopting agile delivery and modernising our existing and designing new, state-of-the-art IT infrastructure. With long-term investments in advanced cloud technologies and cutting-edge AI tools, we are creating space for innovation and driving our future success.
About the role
We are building a team of visionary tech talent to help us thrive in a time of major industry change. That means bringing in the right people and giving them the training, freedom and opportunities to do pioneering work.Our growing Berlin Technology Centre is a key part of Deutsche Bank’s global Tech Centre network. You’ll be part of a tech environment focused on engineering excellence and financial services innovation. Working with cutting-edge technologies and some of the brightest minds in the business, you’ll grow your digital skills and discover where you can make the biggest impact for our industry and clients worldwide.
Across two team rotations, you may gain expertise in
Our structured Graduate Programme gives you the foundations, skills and experience to build a long‑term career as a technology professional at Deutsche Bank.- Designing and delivering engineering solutions for our businesses and customers
- Enhancing our infrastructure capabilities and functions with new and fresh ideas
- Performing and improving QA and Test Automation frameworks
- Providing production engineering services to ensure the safety and reliability of our technology
- Operating at the forefront of financial services technology at scale
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Industrial Engineering, Maths, Physics or a similar field
- Coding skills in one or more languages, such as Java, JavaScript, Type Script, Kotlin, Python or C++, plus an understanding of software engineering, architecture principles, software testing techniques and development cycles
- Passion for applying technology at a global player in the world of finance
- Strong communication skills, business‑fluent English and enthusiasm for collaborating in agile teams
To be eligible for the 2027 Graduate Programme you must:
- Complete your studies (all final exams, coursework and have no outstanding requirements for graduation) between 1st January 2026 and 31st July 2027
- Be able to start full time work in July 2027, subject to local working legislation and visa requirements
- Be able to provide proof of your Bachelor’s degree by March 2027, if a work permit is required
- Possess no more than 12 months full‑time, relevant work experience (excluding internships)
- Compensation & Benefits
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Unlimited employment contract, competitive salary and a range of benefits, including a company pension scheme, capital‑forming benefits, subsidy for the Deutschlandticket and Job Rad. - Work‑Life Balance & Wellbeing
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Flexible working arrangements and remote working options (depending on team and…
- Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme (f/m/x) in Berlin Technology Centre 2027
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