Secure Build, Release & Observability Engineer - T Cloud Public

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Responsibilities

• ▹Design and operate CI/CD pipelines for repository intake, build execution, image creation, artefact promotion, environment deployment and evidence generation
• ▹Implement release controls for private registries, package sources, signing, SBOM generation, vulnerability scanning, dependency provenance and approval workflows
• ▹Create observability across build systems, workflow services, repositories, test environments, model endpoints and platform components using logs, metrics, traces and dashboards
• ▹Support troubleshooting of build failures, flaky pipelines, missing dependencies, environment drift, performance bottlenecks and handover-readiness gaps
• ▹Partner with software, SRE, testing and security teams to define runbooks, operational KPIs, risk indicators and audit-ready evidence packs for release decisions

Requirements

• ▹5+ years in DevOps, SRE, release engineering, platform operations, infrastructure automation or secure build engineering roles
• ▹Strong hands-on experience with CI/CD systems, Kubernetes-based delivery, container builds, private registries, artefact management and release automation
• ▹Practical knowledge of observability, incident response, operational dashboards, runbooks, SLA/SLO thinking and troubleshooting distributed engineering environments
• ▹Good understanding of software supply-chain security, SBOMs, image scanning, secrets handling, dependency provenance and audit-ready release evidence
• ▹Comfortable operating in confidentiality-sensitive programs where reproducibility, traceability, controlled access and structured collaboration with engineering teams are essential

What we offer

• ▹Remote work is possible, but only from within Hungary (due to European taxation regulations)

About the company

Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions is a subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom Group with more than 5300 employees. It provides a wide portfolio of IT and telecommunications services to corporate customers in Germany and other European countries, with sites in Budapest, Debrecen, Pécs and Szeged.