Israeli universal bank serving retail, business, corporate and private clients
Discount Bank is a Rishon LeTsiyon-based universal bank whose stack pairs mainframe z/OS, Oracle Exadata and Control-M with Kubernetes, Terraform and all three major clouds, a hybrid core-plus-cloud profile typical of a modernizing incumbent. Hiring is accelerating and finance-heavy, skewed senior, with credit analysis leadership and complex credit and cross-border financing work dominating current demand.
Notable leadership hires: Credit Analysis Lead
Discount Bank, founded in 1935 and headquartered in Rishon LeTsiyon, is a publicly traded Israeli bank with 5,001–10,000 employees. It serves households, small and mid-sized businesses, large corporations and institutions, and private banking clients. The group extends abroad through IDB New York, with branches in New York, Florida and California focused on commercial and private banking. Group holdings include Mercantile Discount Bank, Discount Capital, Tafnit Discount Asset Management and PayBox. Its offerings span retail, corporate and commercial banking, wealth management and insurance.
Discount Bank runs z/OS, Oracle Exadata, SQL Server and Cloudera alongside Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible on AWS, Azure and GCP, with Python, Java and .NET plus Tableau, Power BI and Datadog.
Yes, hiring is accelerating in Israel, led by finance and credit roles with additional legal, product and data openings, and a notable Credit Analysis Lead position.
Discount Bank is headquartered in Rishon LeTsiyon, Israel, and operates overseas through IDB New York with branches in New York, Florida and California.
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