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Deutsche Boerse · Prag, CZ

Java/Kotlin Software Developer - M7 Trading (f/m/d)

Prag, CZSoftware Engineering

Listed on Deutsche Boerse’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your area of work

Do you want to help shape energy markets? Join Energy IT M7 Trading development team, developing trading system for 24/7 continuous intraday power trading used by major European energy exchanges. Our products have the highest market share in Intraday power trading in Europe. Our development teams are located in Prague, they consist of highly skilled professionals and work with the latest proven industry standard technologies.

Your responsibilities

Designing and developing highly performant energy M7 Trading platform On-boarding new technologies and pushing significant changes and initiatives within your product. Collaborate with peers and stakeholders to refine, analyze, and validate requirements. Identify solutions and develop them from their initial design stage all the way through to production.

Your profile

Core: Java (we currently use Java 17) or Kotlin Core framework: Spring Framework 5+ Database: SQL (ideally PostgreSQL)

Persistence

Hibernate Middleware: AMQP (ideally RabbitMQ) or JMS Versioning: Git Nice to have: Event streaming: Kafka, RabbitMQ Streams Frontend: HTML, CSS, Node.js, React, GraphQL, WebSocket, JSON, REST API Build: Gradle, Maven Cloud technologies: Google Cloud Platform Other: Docker, Jenkins, OpenShift, Protobuf, gRPC

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