Senior Full-Stack Kotlin Engineer (m/f/d) - Station Management & Inventory
FlixWe are looking for a motivated and curious Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Kotlin) to join our team in Supply Division and drive customer station experience to the next level!
In an ever growing network, Flix customers worldwide expect a comfortable and seamless experience at our stations as part of their travel experience. Our self-organized, cross-functional and distributed team builds products to enable Flix station managers to scale management of the station inventory, which a wide range of internal tech teams across Flix depend on, and overall serves to improve the experience at our stations for millions of passengers.
In this role, you will continue to shape the product by driving innovation, solving complex challenges, and creating a lasting impact on our organization.
About the Role
- You take ownership of roadmap epics as topic driver, aligning technical requirements and solutions across the team together with the product owner
- As part of the team you will work closely with business stakeholders on continuously developing and improving the product vision
- You always keep the business value in mind when making decisions
- You drive the development process using an agile environment
- As part of your daily work, you collaborate closely with your fellow team members, for example in pair and ensemble programming, doing code reviews, testing, and operations
- You frequently deliver new versions of the product, using continuous integration and delivery
- You work confidently
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