DWS - Solution Architect (m/f/d)

Frankfurt Weserst 54/Mainz Landst 11-17onsite

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Job Description: Employer: DWS Group Title: Solution Architect (m/f/d) Location: Frankfurt About DWS: At DWS, we’re capturing the opportunities of tomorrow. You can be part of a leading, client-committed, global Asset Manager, making an impact on individuals, communities, and the world. Join us on our journey, and you can shape our transformation by working side by side with industry thought-leaders and gaining new and diverse perspectives. You can share ideas and be yourself, whilst driving innovative and sustainable solutions that influence markets and behaviours for the better. Every day brings the opportunity to discover a new now, and here at DWS, you’ll be supported as you overcome challenges and reach your ambitions.…

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