Rheinmetall Landsysteme GmbH | Germany | Deutschland gesamt Kassel (34127) | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 07.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Systems Engineer Software Release Management (m/f/d)
Rheinmetall AG, headquartered in Düsseldorf, is an integrated technology group for an equally substantial and internationally successful company. As a cross-dominal system house of the security and defence industry, we offer an innovative product and performance spectrum for use in land, water, air and space. Through our work on different fields, we take responsibility at Rheinmetall in a dramatically changing world. With our technologies, products and systems, we create the indispensable basis for peace, freedom and sustainable development: security. The group structure includes the five divisions Air Defence, Digital Systems, Naval Systems, Vehicle Systems and Weapon and Ammunition. Discover Rheinmetall as an employer: www.rheinmetall.com
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Rheinmetall AG, headquartered in Düsseldorf, is an integrated technology group for an equally substantial and internationally successful company. As a cross-dominal system house of the security and defence industry, we offer an innovative product and performance spectrum for use in land, water, air and space. Through our work on different fields, we take responsibility at Rheinmetall in a dramatically changing world. With our technologies, products and systems, we create the indispensable basis for peace, freedom and sustainable development: security. The group structure includes the five divisions Air Defence, Digital Systems, Naval Systems, Vehicle Systems and Weapon and Ammunition. Discover Rheinmetall as an employer: www.rheinmetall.com
As a System Engineer Software Release Management (m/w/d), you are responsible for the planning and securing of all software releases in the entire system and the associated release processes. In this function, you evaluate and prioritize the software changes and, through a precise release plan as well as complete monitoring, ensure the timely provision and final release of the software. Your tasks: Responsible planning, control and protection of all software releases in the entire system Provision and release of defined software baselines for test benches, integration & vehicle tests Responsibility of software releases in the entire system Creation, maintenance and monitoring of the software release plan This place can be occupied in Kassel or Kiel.
Complete studies in electrical engineering, vehicle engineering, computer science or comparable Multiannual experience in software release, configuration or software project management Routine in handling development tool landscapes such as JIRA, Confluence, GitLab, Jenkins or Enterprise architect Very good German, as well as good English knowledge in word and writing Embossed communication capability Standing for occasional missions
At our location in Kassel we offer you: Work on complete systems Occupational pension Employee share purchase program Earnings Flexible working time models, sliding time model and VIVA family service Subsidised lunch and kiosk at the site Fitness and health services Corporate Benefits Platform with exclusive staff rebates for numerous shops Beneficiary job ticket Individual and diverse external as well as internal further development possibilities, including at the Rheinmetall Academy Professional integration process accompanied by a digital onboarding tool Find out more about our location and our employees (m/w/d) in Kassel. .
Location
![]() | Rheinmetall Landsysteme GmbH | |
| Kassel (34127) | ||
| Germany |
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