LBBW is a Stuttgart-based universal bank serving SMEs, private clients and savings banks, running a hybrid stack where legacy VBA, Perl, COBOL-era Ab Initio and Microsoft Access sit alongside Kubernetes, Kafka, Spring Boot and Terraform on Azure. DORA, ISO 27001 and COBIT in the stack point to heavy regulatory pressure, while an intern-heavy, finance- and sales-led hiring push centers on liquidity, payments and trade finance.
LBBW (Landesbank Baden-Württemberg) is a German universal bank headquartered in Stuttgart, founded in 1818, and also acts as the central institution for savings banks in several German states. Its core business covers corporate customers, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, private customers, real-estate financing and capital market business with banks and institutional investors. The group operates through regional customer banks and a branch network, with subsidiaries spanning leasing, factoring, real estate, venture capital and asset management. It employs more than 10,000 people and hires in Germany.
LBBW uses Java, Spring Boot, Angular, TypeScript, Python, Kafka, Kubernetes, Camunda, SAP S/4HANA, Azure, Terraform, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, Jira, Power BI and Dynatrace, alongside legacy VBA, Perl and Microsoft Access.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in Germany, led by finance and sales roles with a strong intern intake, plus smaller needs in legal, operations and engineering.
Job posts reference risk management tool development, custody system digitalization, renewable energy project financing, cross-border export financing, payment flow optimization and improving Google ratings across branches.
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