Mid-Level Software Developer
mirae asset securities usaBrooklyn (NY)
Mid-Level Software Developer
Posted 20 days ago
mirae asset securities usaBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Ideal candidate will be highly motivated with an interest in the financial services industry and maintains a strong passion for coding. This individual should be dynamic in their abilities by demonstrating creative well thought through solutions. This individual will also have a solid foundation in root programming practices. The right candidate will be prepared to both code new projects as well as support legacy processes. They should demonstrate self-motivation to take on new challenges and show ownership to fulfill obligations while gaining the knowledge needed to become a productive member of the team. The right individual will become part of a highly productive, tight-knit team. They will quickly gain hands on experience with a variety of technologies and will be exposed to broad ideas and information related to the firm’s business. This position is ideal for someone with a broad skillset, desires visibility and greater impact on providing solutions, and wants to successfully contribute to the growth of a business.
Responsibilities:
- Develop and support applications throughout the full SDLCContinuous support of processes built by yourself and other team members
- Ability to document processes and business concepts
- Work effectively both independently and within a team
- Work nonstandard hours and days when required (preferably an early riser)
Minimum Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in computer science, related discipline, or equivalent work experience.3 years continuous experience. C#SQLFinancial Industry Experience
Preferred Qualifications:
Understanding of Design Patterns Understanding of Microservice Based ArchitectureMQ (Preferably IBM and Rabbit)WPF5 Years Experience with a broker-dealer or clearing firm
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