Java Developer
custom group of companiesBrooklyn (NY)
Java Developer
Posted today
custom group of companiesBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
US Citizen or Green Card holders only/ No Corp to Corp or 3rd party agencies Java Microservices Developer – AWSPosition Overview We are seeking an experienced Java Developer to support and enhance our existing desktop applications and backend microservices within our cloud environment. This position will also play a key role in the Post Trade and Custody (PT&C) implementation as part of the Markets Transformation Program (MTP).
Key Responsibilities:
Develop, maintain, and support Java-based applications and backend microservices.
Support our existing applications and associated cloud services.
Participate in the implementation and ongoing support of Post Trade and Custody (PT&C) systems.
Troubleshoot application issues, optimize performance, and ensure system reliability.
Collaborate with development teams on initiatives supporting the Markets Transformation Program.
Required Qualifications:
- Strong hands-on experience with
- Java and J2EE.Experience developing applications using
- Spring Framework / Spring Boot.
- Solid understanding of
microservices architecture and REST APIs.
Hands-on experience with
AWS cloud technologies.
Strong troubleshooting, debugging, and problem-solving skills.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience in financial services, capital markets, or post-trade processing systems.
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