Software Developer, Investment Operations Technology - Stamford, CT
Software Developer, Investment Operations Technology - Stamford, CT
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, enhance, and maintain Windows and web-based applications supporting middle and back-office processes, real-time pricing, and valuation
- Analyze existing systems to improve robustness, scalability, performance, reliability, and maintainability
- Conduct unit, integration, and product testing across the software development life cycle
- Partner with developers, business users, and stakeholders to gather requirements, define scope, and deliver solutions aligned with business needs
- Manage priorities across multiple concurrent projects
- C#, object-oriented programming, concurrency, Agile practices, and unit testing
- Windows Forms, WPF, ASP.NET MVC, Angular, JavaScript, and Web API
- SQL Server, data modeling, query development, and application data integration
- Messaging-oriented middleware, service-oriented architecture, APIs, and distributed systems
- Coding agents and AI-assisted development tools, used within secure, quality-controlled practices
- Portfolio management systems, including security master, trades, allocations, positions, and P&L workflows
- Valuation workflows, real-time market data APIs, and financial modeling concepts This role is fully on-site in Connecticut, Monday through Friday. JobID: 48466
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