FPML Developer/ Analyst
system canada technologiesChicago (IL)
FPML Developer/ Analyst
Posted 46 days ago
system canada technologiesChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Company Description:
System Canada resources have a broad range of skills in different technologies. The large skill-set has been made possible by a conscious focus on strengthening our skills base. Every person selected for our team brings something new, something that adds to our offerings. We learn continuously, both on the job and through formal training programs. Visit us at: http://www.SystemCanada.comJob Description
Qualifications:
Required Skills- FpML expert with experience extending the FpML schema - Ability to manually create FpML messages for client testing - Experience with FIXML messages - Experience writing business requirements for complex financial products or operational workflows - Experience with at least one of following OTC financial derivatives: IRS, CDS, FX, Equity Swaps. (Experience must be practical/work related, not academic) - Experience planning or performing UAT Additional Skills: - Experience in business process, process improvement, systems integration, requirements analysis, software development and vendor relationship management - Knowledge of clearing OTC financial derivatives - Ability to write functional requirements and test cases - Strong oral and written communication skills - Strong knowledge and experience in financial industry Summary
Type: Contract
Function: Information Technology
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Computer Software
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