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| Req. #: |
11668 |
Position: |
Programmer/Analyst |
| Business: |
Financial Services |
Contact: |
Amanda Gustafson 212-370-0000 |
| Location: |
Jersey City, NJ |
Duration: |
1 year+ |
Project Description: |
As a Senior Java developer in the Equities Middle Office you will be responsible for analysis, design and development on a critical new middle office transaction processing system. This system is used globally and covers the global range of Equity, Fixed Income and Futures products. The project is a distributed in-memory service based solution written in Java running on Linux. Other technologies being used include Sybase and C##. The development for this project is distributed over multiple locations and you will routinely be working as part of a global team
Principal Responsibilities:
The candidate will be responsible for:
• Requirements analysis and system design
• Development and enhancement of middle office systems
• Interacting with users and other technology groups to understand current and future requirements.
• Interacting with the Equities Middle Office Technology group to determine strategic d |
Required Skills: |
Excellent programming ability and knowledge of Java are the most critical skills required for this position. The candidate should have at least 4 years of expertise in developing Java applications. Experience programming in a real-time systems environment on high volume transaction processing systems is highly desirable. An emphasis on server side development is expected. Other relevant technical skills:
• Strong Server Side Java programming experience (RMI, Multi Threading)
• Sybase, SQL
• Experience with Unix/Linux shell scripting
• Perl
• OO analysis and |
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