Company Description
T‑Systems is part of the Deutsche Telekom Group, with around 30.000 employees worldwide. We create technology with purpose to generate a positive impact on society. We are looking for curious talent, eager to learn, take on challenges, and contribute ideas that transform our customers’ experience.
We trust people: we offer autonomy, continuous support, and a collaborative environment where you can grow without limits. We are one integral team, guided by respect, integrity, and a passion for doing better every day.
Job Description
Mission
Deliver AI-assisted handover and due diligence support with added emphasis on automation, repeatability, evidence generation, and reusable workflow packaging across multiple engineering work packages. A central goal of the role is to create repeatable AI-assisted workflows that help assess, document, and transition a cloud software stack derived from OpenStack.
Role focus




This second position complements Position A by emphasizing workflow engineering so that AI-assisted code understanding can be reused consistently across repositories, teams, and technical assessment tasks. The role should help industrialize analysis of modular cloud software environments based on OpenStack-style architecture and related CI/CD and integration flows.
Key responsibilities
Build reusable AI-assisted workflows for repository intake, code scanning, dependency extraction, build issue triage, and documentation generation.
Package prompts, retrieval steps, tool integrations, and evaluation logic into repeatable engineering patterns suitable for enterprise delivery.
Create workflow accelerators that support the analysis and handover of a cloud software stack derived from OpenStack, including service mapping, control-plane understanding, and cross-component dependency views.
Help define quality gates for AI-assisted outputs, including traceability, explainability, approval points, and human-in-the-loop controls.
Partner with technical PMO an

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