Universal bank modernizing core systems and payment infrastructure
Raiffeisen Bank Hungary operates a multi-tier tech estate spanning mainframe (AS/400, IBM MQ), enterprise Java (Spring, Jakarta EE), and cloud infrastructure (AWS, Kubernetes adoption underway). The engineering hiring surge (14 active roles, steady velocity) paired with active cloud migration and SWIFT replacement projects signals a push to retire legacy payment systems and move workloads toward containerized, scalable platforms—a transition common to regional banks facing post-2022 regulatory pressure.
Raiffeisen Bank Hungary, founded in 1987, is the Hungarian subsidiary of Austrian Raiffeisen Bank International and serves the full banking spectrum: retail deposits, corporate lending, and institutional treasury services. The bank operates as a universal financial institution with 1,001–5,000 employees, headquartered in Budapest. Current operational focus includes compliance modernization (AFR2, DORA, MREL, EBA/SRB guidelines), a SWIFT payment hub replacement initiative, and platform consolidation across distributed legacy and cloud systems.
Java (Spring, Spring Boot, Jakarta EE), React, Angular, Python, Oracle, AWS, Kubernetes (adopting), Camunda, REST/SOAP APIs, GitHub, Jira, and legacy mainframe systems (AS/400, IBM MQ, SWIFT).
Cloud migration, SWIFT payment hub replacement, AFR2/DORA/MREL compliance projects, claim manager and messaging applications, platform consolidation, and treasury framework modernization.
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