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Java Developer - Credit Etrading

Senior Credit E-Trading Java Developer (Autoquoting & RFQ) Department:
Credit Electronic Markets Technology This is a very exciting opportunity to be part of a growing technology team building an electronic offering for a new and enthusiastic trading team.
You will be developing high performance components with trader automation as a core concept, and will be working with a wider development team to ensure our solutions are cross-product and help consolidate existing functionality.
Role Description You are a confident and self-motivating senior Java developer with a deep understanding of fixed income electronic markets.
You are client focused and are comfortable communicating with stakeholders from across the investment bank.
You are at home developing in a small self-organising team and value user feedback within an agile development process.
You can manage expectations effectively and have a demonstrable track record of owning delivery of a high profile product to demanding business users.
You are familiar with the credit market, both cash and derivatives, and understand the value of an intuitive, robust and reliable system to a trading desk.
Requirements to be successful in this role:
Proven experience in senior financial services development roles Excellent business knowledge covering core fixed income products Advanced Java server development skillset with understanding of core Java, design patterns, multithreading, IPC and coding for performance on the JVM Skills, experience, qualifications and knowledge required Essential:
Java Credit business experience, comfortable with key business concepts Considerable B2C (RFQ) experience, including integration with Tradeweb, Bloomberg, MarketAxess Object oriented design and development, design patterns Database and middleware experience (JMS, Tibco, DB2.
SQLServer) Auxillary development process skillset (SVN, Maven etc) Desirable:
FIX Agile processes & practices.
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