A well known financial services company is looking for an experienced developer to support projects in the loan trading space. The person will work as a member of a team to create and support interfaces for loan trading application with downstream systems.
Primary Duties Include:
. Database design/development (must have)
. Server side development for an ETL process to deliver data to the downstream systems
. Building of the automated test solution and UI components to manage downstream feeds
. Interfacing with other development teams to support various implementations
. Working with project managers and business analysts to understand the requirements
. Deliver in very short period of time
Skill Set Needed:
. Expert in Java and T-SQL
. Hands-on experience with C# and scripting tools such as Python, WSH Scripting
. Automated test solutions
. Expert in SDLC methodology including Agile development process
Experience: 5+ years of hands on Java and Microsoft SQL (T-SQL) with exposure to C#. Must have the following experience to be considered: full life cycle application development, consistent full life cycle projects with long term assignments, experience designing and developing investment banking applications, financial instruments skills with syndicated traded loans is a big plus. May also assume some architecture duties, including the development and maintenance of business and system architectures. May conduct complex technology and system assessments. Supports and advises internal clients and technical management.
Requirements include 5+ years of work experience in the financial industry, solid knowledge of SQL, Java, .Net and scripting. Knowledge of the secondary loan trading space including TRS on Loans is strongly preferred and working experience with such vendor applications as LoanTrak or LoanIQ. (big plus)
Experience:
. 5+ years of the hands-on development experience in the financial sector
. Syndicated Loan Trading business knowledge is strongly preferred
. Experience with LoanTrak is a very nice to have
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009