#weareALTEN – the home of forward thinkers

We are the designers of today for the world of tomorrow.

As one of the world’s leading engineering service providers, we at ALTEN are committed to positively shaping the future of our partners, the careers of our employees and the challenges facing our society and environment. 

More than 50,000 employees in 30 countries are already working on innovative solutions in various engineering and IT sectors such as automotive, aerospace, renewable energy, medical technology and railway technology.

A home where people learn and thrive

• Talent Management - we develop your career
• Work life balance - flexible working hours and mobile working possible
• Fit and relaxed – with EGYM Wellpass
• Enjoy biking – always on tour with bike leasing
• Green Mobility – with us you can travel at a reduced rate

…and of course we offer the usual standards such as 28 days’ holiday, many events,  permanent employment contract and corporate benefits.

Make it happen

YOU…

• are responsible for migrating an existing build system to Bazel
• analyze and improve existing build scripts and transition them into a more efficient architecture
• monitor and enhance build performance by identifying and resolving bottlenecks
• implement quality assurance tools such as QC or Smartest to detect errors early and improve software quality
• support other developers in getting familiar with Bazel through documentation and training

Be our forward thinker

YOU…

• have extensive experience in migrating a build system to Bazel and can provide proof of it
• possess in-depth knowledge of build systems such as GNU Make, CMake, or SCons and use them confidently
• are proficient in using the Linux command line for development and build processes
• are familiar with static and dynamic code analysis and the relevant tools
• have deep knowledge of C++ language standards up to and including C++23
• ideally, have experience working on Java projects

We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications – regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity.

Severely disabled persons will be given preferential consideration if equally qualified.