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UNIQA Group in Vienna is seeking a Release Train Engineer to orchestrate SAFe delivery across the Agentic AI Platform. You will facilitate PI Planning, coordinate multiple agile teams, and drive continuous improvement.
Fluency in English is required; German is a plus. The role is based in Wien with a competitive minimum salary of €70,000 gross annually, with final compensation depending on experience and education.
As one of the leading insurance companies, we know that together we can achieve more. At UNIQA, we are therefore the community for a better life. We use our individual skills to shape a better future together. Tell us about your strengths and apply at UNIQA IT Services GmbH (UITS), the IT service provider of the UNIQA Group, as Release Train Engineer - Agentic AI Platform (f/m/d)
Drives Vision and Purpose: You understand the vision of “living better together”, explain it clearly to your team and inspire them to fill it with life
Courage: You are authentic, act transparently and are trustworthy. You value actions instead of words
Finding effective solutions: You aim for simple and feasible solutions. You ensure the efficient use of your team's resources
At UNIQA, we embrace diversity and consciously foster different perspectives in our teams and leadership positions. We therefore explicitly welcome applications that enrich our diversity. We are striving to increase the proportion of women in leadership positions as well as in technical areas and particularly welcome applications from women. If you have any questions regarding accessibility, please contact the person listed in the advertisement on the right-hand side.
Location: Wien, AT
Annual minimum salary gross (Euro): 70.000
Start Date: as of now
We will agree on your actual salary depending on your education and experience during the recruiting process.
We look forward to getting to know you in a first interview online. Additional meetings are held in person at our head quarters in Vienna.