Loan IQ Developer
ace stackHartford (CT)
About the role
Loan IQ DeveloperREQUIREMENT_CITY – Stamford, CT
Duration: Long term
Role Descriptions: A Loan IQ Developer designs, builds, and supports customizations, integrations, and new features for the Finastra Loan IQ platform, focusing on syndicated commercial lending workflows, using its SDK, APIs, and database (OracleSQL Server), often with Java, SQL, and messaging tech (Kafka, MQ).Responsibilities include requirement analysis, development, testing, integration with other systems (like Mainframe, AWS), and collaborating with businesstech teams in Agile environments.
Key Responsibilities:
Development Customization: Develop and enhance Loan IQ modules (Deals, Facilities, Loans) using Loan IQ SDK, APIs, and database schema.
Integration: Design and build interfaces with other enterprise systems (Mainframe, Java. NET, AWS) via messaging queues (Kafka, MQ) or ETL tools.
Analysis: Analyze complex business processes, define system requirements (BRDsFSDs), and translate them into technical solutions.
Support: Troubleshoot technical issues, optimize workflows, and provide ongoing system maintenance.
Collaboration: Work with business analysts, operations, and other tech teams in an Agile framework, including code reviews and testing.
Essential Skills:
Experience:
Loan IQ 5 years hands-on experience with Loan IQ SDK, APIs, Data Model, Event Manager.
Technical: Strong SQL, Java, XMLJSON experience with RDBMS (OracleSQL Server), messaging systems (Kafka, MQ).Domain: Deep understanding of syndicated corporate lending lifecycles, workflows, and data.
Methodologies: Agile, BDD, TDD, DevOps practices.
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