We are an Austrian transport company with around 400 staff across three sites. Our IT department supports around 50 workstations – small enough for you to see the whole picture from day one, yet large enough to ensure it never gets boring. From the network and servers to the software used in our transport operations, we handle a great deal in-house. We’re a small team, make quick decisions and enjoy trying out new things.
What you can expect
- First-level support for our colleagues – via tickets, in person and over the phone. That’s part of the job here, and we’d rather say so upfront than leave it until later.
- Projects for the transport operations: Track & Trace, paperless transport, live translation, and greater automation in general.
- Small tools, scripts and interfaces that make the day-to-day lives of 400 people noticeably easier.
- Ongoing improvement of our network – segmentation, monitoring, stability, and everything that goes with it.
- Building the IT of tomorrow with AI – the further development and deployment of AI solutions are a key part of our IT landscape. The aim is to automate processes, detect faults at an early stage and increase efficiency in the long term. To this end, we provide modern infrastructure, cutting-edge technologies and an environment in which innovation is actively encouraged.
What you should bring to the role
- A completed HTL qualification (in software development, computer science or network technology) – or equivalent training
- Programming skills – to be honest, the specific language is of secondary importance to us
- An interest in AI and AI-supported working – you don’t need to be an expert, but you should be keen to get involved
- A Category B driving licence – we have three sites, and you’ll occasionally need to travel between them
- A willingness to help colleagues
- Very good command of German
- A love of DIY projects
Professional experience is expressly not a requirement. If you’ve just graduated from technical college, that’s fine. If you’ve already spent a few years in an in-house IT role and are keen for more creative freedom, that’s just as suitable – you’ll slot in accordingly.
What would be a plus (not essential)
- Experience in an in-house IT department or a systems integrator
- Windows Server, Active Directory, Microsoft 365 administration, virtualisation
- Networking experience with VLANs, firewalls and Wi-Fi infrastructure
- Experience with transport or logistics software
What we offer
- Working from home: Following the induction period at the office, we will find a flexible arrangement.
- A company car in the medium term
- A small team, short lines of communication and the opportunity to actually get things done, rather than having to push them through three committees
- Opportunities for training and professional development: From IT courses at WIFI, through training on the programmes we use, to a lorry or forklift licence – there’s plenty we can discuss.
Salary
For this role, we base our offer on the IT collective agreement and offer €2,900 gross per month (€40,600 annually) as a starting salary (paid 14 times a year, based on a 40-hour working week). With relevant professional experience or qualifications, you could earn more – we’d be happy to discuss this with you.
Interested?