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Euroclear in Kraków is seeking an IES Engineer to support Development teams and own end-to-end infrastructure deliveries across Windows, Linux, networks, and cloud services. You will design solutions that meet security and infrastructure standards while aligning with ITIL and Scrum practices.
The role requires 3–4 years in IT infrastructure, strong Azure/VMware, SQL/Oracle experience, and excellent English communication in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.
Embark on your new adventure at Euroclear, and work at the heart of the global capital markets. We connect over 2,000 financial institutions across the globe. As an open and resilient infrastructure, we contribute to the stability of the financial markets. We help clients cut through complexity, lower costs, and mitigate risks of financial transactions. At Euroclear, we have the clear ambition to use our key role to facilitate and accelerate a sustainable global financial system.
Find your own optimal balance within our hybrid working model, where you can connect at the office 8 days a month and also benefit from remote working.
We are committed to creating an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity and strives to be a Great Place to Work for All. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment, regardless of any aspect that makes them unique (including race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, pregnancy, disability, ...). If you need any specific accommodation due to disability or any other reason, you can let the recruiter know during your application process. Our values guide how we work together and shape our future: Our mission and values - Euroclear
Group Technology Services (GTS) plans, builds and runs the global infrastructure of Euroclear, and is additionally responsible for the IT service management to the operating entities of the various Group markets. Group Technology Services operates its IT systems and IT services in such a way that, at an appropriate and benchmarked cost level, it can deliver the agreed levels of service to support the requirements of the business processes, for both normal operations and during disaster recovery.