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Product Architect & Software Engineer (AI) (m/w/d)
LS Leasing & Service GmbH
You build and own the software that runs a regulated financial services company — from customer-facing platforms to the tools our team uses every day — and you lead how we put AI to work. Senior role in Munich, reporting to management.
Tasks
Architecture and product ownership. You design and build software applications across the company — customer platform, contract and asset management, financial workflows, internal tooling — and you decide how they fit together. Not a ticket queue: you own the roadmap, the trade-offs and the result.
Agentic development. You produce code agentically, review it, and keep the stack in a state you would be proud to hand over.
Lead AI at LS. You run our AI lab: identify where language models and automation move the business, build prototypes, deliver into production, and monitor them for quality, cost and compliance.
Integration. You connect the platform with what operations depends on — banking and payment partners, e-signature, credit data, accounting — and you keep those connections reliable.
Security and regulation. You treat data protection, auditability and regulatory requirements as guidance from day one, not as a review step at the end.
Direct line to management. You present options and decisions to the owners directly. Decisions here take few time, not quarters — and they are then yours to deliver.
Requirements
What you bring
You have built software that is in production and used every day — and you have carried the archit
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