New Graduate Opportunities in Europe For CS students This Week

Manas Gupta — Sat, 03 Oct 2020 05:30:51 +0000

1. Adyen

Accept every payment on one platform & drive conversions anywhere in the world.

Tech stack required : Nothing Specific

Openings : Graduate Software Engineer

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Location : Amsterdam, Netherlands

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2. Checkout.com

Checkout.com helps your business to offer more payment methods and currencies, to more customers.

Tech stack required :

C# | .NET | .NET core
Javascript | Typescript

Openings :

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Location : London, United Kingdom

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3. Delivery Hero

Delivery Hero is one of the leading global online food ordering and delivery marketplaces.

Tech stack required : AWS | GCP | Python | Airflow | SQL

Openings : Associate (Junior) Python Data Engineer - Marketing Tech (f/m/d)

Glassdoor Review

Location : Berlin, Germany

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4. Ericsson

Ericsson is shaping the future of mobile broadband Internet communications through its continuous technology leadership, helping to create the most powerful communication companies in the world.

Tech stack required : OOP | SQL | REST

Openings : Software Developer

Glassdoor Review

Location : Zagreb, Croatia

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5. Klarna

Buy what you need today and pay later in 4 installments with Klarna.

Tech stack required : Java | Javascript | NodeJS | ReactJS

Openings : Undergraduate Software Engineer

Glassdoor Review

Location : Giessen, Germany

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A journey to System Design

Manas Gupta — Sat, 20 Jun 2020 15:27:37 +0000

Hello there, coders!

I hope you are all doing great during COVID times. Nowadays, many of us have found ourselves with much more time on our hands. Many of us utilize this extra time by learning something new, picking up a new hobby, going on a reading spree, or the good old fashioned path of playing video games. I am no different. I have picked the first and the last. I'll be learning Back-end Engineering and System Design, whereas I'll be playing League of Legends and Valorant on the side.

A little about me

Until now, I have mainly worked with front-end technologies like Flutter and roughly just for six months on back-end technologies like Java Spring. The reason I shifted was because of my previous internship requiring me to work on Spring Boot. But I feel that I never learned the art of back-end inside out. Instead, I quickly went over stuff in an attempt to get work done for my internship. Hence I have decided to use my free time with learning back-end engineering from the start, reaching up to the point of being able to design highly available, reliable, and scalable systems.

Why am I sharing this?

"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
- Albert Einstein

I feel sharing my learning here helps us both -

Be a part of this journey and learn something new. If you are already in this domain, you can guide people like me, so we grow as a community.
Writing will help me understand better. I'll be able to find loopholes in my concepts.
You can correct me if I am wrong about anything, that way we both learn together.

That's it for this post. I plan to post at least once every week. So stay tuned for the upcoming topics.

DEV Community: Manas Gupta

New Graduate Opportunities in Europe For CS students This Week

1. Adyen

2. Checkout.com

3. Delivery Hero

4. Ericsson

Finding your first job can be difficult and a time taking process. By writing these posts I want make that process just a little easy for some of you.

If you want more such weekly updates then please subscribe to my free newsletter.

All the very best for your job search 👍

A journey to System Design

Hello there, coders!

A little about me

Why am I sharing this?