Deutsche Bank India hiring graduate engineer through off campus drive for the position of graduate trainee engineer in Pune and Bangalore Location .
About Deutsche Bank :
Deutsche Bank is a leading global investment bank with a strong and profitable private clients franchise. A leader in Germany and Europe, the Bank is continuously growing in North America, Asia and key emerging markets.
Company Website : https://www.deutschebank.co.in/
Job Description :
Job Title : Graduate Analyst
Location : Pune/ Bangalore
Department: Technology Group
Qualification : Graduate BE/BTech CS/IT or Related
Key Responsibilities :
Develop software application as per defined specifications adhering to organisation wide guidelines and SDLC conventions
Contribute to the definition of development and SW standards to implement/reflect Deutsche Bank guidelines (naming conventions, encryption, and security settings) and ensure standards are adhered to Implement architectural changes (as defined by Architects)
Assist in evaluating new products / prototyping
Work on fixing software defects/bugs and provide support for technical infrastructure components (i.e. databases, middleware and user interfaces
You Must Have
• Have a good grasp on software engineering concepts (SDLC, Algorithms, Data Structures, Operating system, OOPS, database concepts, testing concepts etc.)
• Be proficient in coding concepts
• Possess strong analytical skills• Be able to exhibit willingness to learn and work across technologies and domains
• Be excellent team players and have the ability to come up with solutions quickly and think through these solutions with others
• Have a Good attitude, flexibility and is a self- motivated
• Good communication, listening skills and proficiency in English language skills (written/verbal)
. Good to have attributes:
• Awareness around latest technology trends
• Ability to explain the concept and application of the projects the individual works upon
• Ability to work in virtual teams and in matrix organisations
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