.NET Developer - Equity Back Office

Posted 3 days ago

quanteam north america rainbow partners groupNew York (NY)

Software Developers Custom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

As the founding entity of RAINBOW PARTNERS, Quanteam is a consulting firm specialized in Banking, Finance, and Financial Services. Through our core human values - proximity, teamwork, diversity, excellence - our 1000 expert consultants, hailing from 35 different nationalities, collaborate across 13 international offices: Paris, Lyon, New York, Montreal, London, Brussels, Luxembourg, Geneva, Lisbon, Porto, Casablanca, Madrid and Singapore. We are looking for an Back Office Equity .NET Developer for one of our clients, an investment bank set in New York.

🔧 What you'll do:

Participate in requirements analysis and collaborate on software design and architecture
Write clean, scalable code using .NET programming languages
Test, deploy, refactor, and debug applications and systems
Provide daily support, resolving escalated tickets and acting as liaison between business and technical teams
Develop documentation across the full SDLC✅ What we're looking for:5-9 years of experience in application support and development
Strong .NET and SQL skills
Scripting experience (Perl, Unix Shell, Windows batch)
Experience with Incident, Change, and Problem Management
Functional knowledge of Equity back office systems
Good communication skills
Computer Science degree or equivalent📍 Hybrid - 3 days/week in office

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