Chainguard
Adesso SE
Requirements Engineer (all genders)
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YOUR ROLE
- Customer Contact: You capture the technical customer requirements and assess technical feasibility, considering possible interactions and relationships.
- Functional Architecture Concepts and Software: You develop functional architecture concepts for our software products for the insurance industry.
- Create Cross-Product Concepts: You create functional, cross-product concepts and architectural specifications.
- Create Specifications for Development: You create specifications, wireframes, and interaction concepts as guidelines for development.
- Technical Implementation: You support the implementation of the created specifications.
- Act as a Liaison: You actively participate in meetings to gather requirements directly from customers. With your analytical skills, you are the constant link between customers, the business department, software architects, and developers, and serve as the point of contact for functional and technical topics for all stakeholders.
YOUR PROFILE
- Your Educational Background: You have a completed degree in computer science, business informatics, or a related IT field. A career change is possible with IT affinity.
- Practical Experience: You already have experience in creating specifications, UML diagrams, and wireframes. Additionally, you have several years of experience as a Requirements Engineer or sound IT knowledge in the insurance sector, for example, through your involvement in the implementation of IT software.
- Programming Experience: You bring practical programming experience or knowledge in software development (object-oriented programming languages, software patterns, technical architecture).
- Soft Skills: Your independent work style, analytical thinking, ability to abstract, and quick comprehension distinguish you. You also have strong communication skills and enjoy working with customers and teams.
- Language Skills: You possess very good German language skills, both written and spoken (at least C1 level).
