German insurance and financial services group modernizing core IT
SIGNAL IDUNA is a Hamburg-based insurance and financial group whose stack spans COBOL and DB2 mainframe systems alongside Kubernetes, Terraform, Spring Boot and Angular across AWS, Azure and GCP, a classic legacy-to-multi-cloud modernization profile. Accelerating, engineering-led hiring lines up with job-post themes around agent workload automation, corporate AI governance and IT integration of foreign subsidiaries.
Notable leadership hires: Chief of Staff, COE Lead
SIGNAL IDUNA Gruppe is a self-owned German insurance and financial services group founded in 1907 and headquartered in Hamburg, with a major presence in Dortmund. It offers health, retirement, income protection, property, motor, travel and commercial insurance, plus banking, building savings and asset management through subsidiaries such as SIGNAL IDUNA Bauspar AG, HANSAINVEST, SIGNAL IDUNA Asset Management and Bankhaus DONNER & REUSCHEL. The group employs more than 10,000 people and operates in Germany, Hungary, Romania, Poland and Switzerland. It serves private customers and businesses, partly through an agent network.
SIGNAL IDUNA runs Java, Spring Boot, Angular and Python alongside COBOL and DB2, with Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible across AWS, Azure and GCP, plus GitLab, Jenkins, Backstage and Jira.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and engineering is the largest focus, followed by sales, data and support, mostly at mid and senior levels, with roles based in Germany.
Job posts point to process automation and digitalization, cloud architecture for digital services, corporate AI governance, harmonized IT standards and strategic IT integration of foreign subsidiaries.
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