Delphi Developer (f/m/d)

Zentraler IT-Betrieb Niedersächsische Justiz; Hannover; Vor Ort; EUR 55.000 - 65.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Eine zentrale IT-Serviceeinheit in Niedersachsen sucht zwei erfahrene Delphi-Entwickler (w/m/d). Sie werden an der EUREKA-Software arbeiten, die in den Gerichten mehrerer Bundesländer eingesetzt wird, und an der Weiterentwicklung spezifischer Module beteiligt sein. Sicherheit, ein tariflich geregeltes Gehalt und gute Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten sind garantiert. Die Stelle bietet flexible Arbeitszeiten und die Möglichkeit von Homeoffice.

Leistungen

Tarifliches Gehalt bis Entgeltgruppe 11

Jahressonderzahlung

Betriebliche Altersvorsorge

Flexible Arbeitszeiten

Möglichkeiten zur Weiterbildung

Sichere Anstellung

Qualifikationen

• Profunde Delphi-Entwicklungserfahrung und solide praktische Kenntnisse im ORACLE-Umfeld.
• Zusätzliche PostgreSQL-Kenntnisse wünschenswert.
• Fließende Deutschkenntnisse auf C1-Niveau.

Aufgaben

• Entwicklung der EUREKA-Software für die Gerichte mehrerer Bundesländer.
• Weiterentwicklung bestehender EUREKA-Module.
• Beteiligung an der Konzeption von Softwarelösungen.

Kenntnisse

Delphi Entwicklung

ORACLE Kenntnisse

PostgreSQL Kenntnisse

Teamarbeit

Initiative

Serviceorientierung

Deutsch (C1)

Englisch (B1)

Ausbildung

Abschluss in Informatik oder vergleichbare Ausbildung

Jobbeschreibung

Overview

ZIB is the central IT service provider for the justice system in Lower Saxony and is responsible for a modern IT infrastructure with around 18,000 PC workstations.

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Together with our 400 colleagues, we also run numerous digitization projects for a modern justice system.

Responsibilities

• Delphi developments, we are looking to recruit two Delphi developer (f / m / d). Your tasks: You will develop the EUREKA specialist software used in the courts of several federal states.
• Your focus is on the further development of existing subject-specific EUREKA modules.
• You will also be involved in the conception of design and architecture for software solutions, e.g. in the context of electronic legal transactions.

Qualifications

What sets you apart : A relevant university degree (e.g. computer science) or relevant training (e.g. as an IT specialist specializing in application development) or equivalent skills and experience. Profound Delphi development experience and solid practical knowledge in the ORACLE environment; additional PostgreSQL knowledge would be desirable. Ability to work in a team, initiative and service orientation as well as flawless German and good English skills.

What else we expect : Ability to work in a team, initiative and service orientation. German language skills corresponding to level C1 of the CEFR and IT-standard English language skills. Willingness to undertake occasional business trips within Germany. The willingness to carry out a successful security check in accordance with § 7 para. 1 of the Nds. SÜG.

Offer

• A permanent and secure job in the judiciary of Lower Saxony with a collectively agreed salary up to pay group 11 according to TV-L, including an annual Christmas bonus and an additional company pension scheme.
• Flexibility through pro rata working from home and flexitime.
• A place of work as close to home as possible in Lower Saxony, solid induction, very good training opportunities and good development opportunities.
• The possibility of becoming a civil servant (if personal and budgetary requirements are met).
• The job is assigned to the Oldenburg Higher Regional Court under personnel law.

How to apply

Are you interested? We look forward to receiving your detailed application, stating the reference number 5112 ZIB E 55 / 25, by 21.10.2025 by e-mail to [e-mail] or Central IT Operations Lower Saxony Judiciary SG 1001.

Contact for questions about the application process: Mr. Joppien at 05141 / 5937-1423. For subject-related queries, please call 05141 / 5937-1730 (Mr. Schweifel).

The State of Lower Saxony is committed to promoting the professional development of women in areas and positions where they are underrepresented. Applications from women are therefore particularly welcome. Severely disabled applicants with equal aptitude and qualifications will be given preferential consideration.