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Following in house proximity development lifecycle comprising the following step: User needs collection and anticipation. Analysis of these needs and definition of the required specifications. Multiple solutions proposal: where applicable, provide the sponsors with studies comparing the different options and solutions to facilitate strategic decision making. Implementation and delivery of retained solutions. Support and documentation. Bug tracking, continuous software evolution. Contribute to technical design and quality regarding architecture, technologies and IT solutions Analysis, problem solving and escalation As part of the global proximity development team, transpose and follow its software development standard, methodologies and procedures Work directly with CM Quants, MOA, MOE and other relevant teams Carry out training and skills assessments at regular intervals Follow the branch compliance rules What we need from you Strong experience in C#/.NET development, including WPF or similar desktop UI technologies. Proven experience supporting business-critical applications in a production Front Office environment. Good understanding of financial markets and financial derivatives (e.g., options pricing, Greeks, and curve construction concepts). Knowledge on Commodities markets and products is a plus Business experience — required: Development & maintenance of IT systems Financial markets Understanding of derivatives Exposure to front-office Experience in managing frontline support for pre trade tools Commodities trading business knowledge (Preferred) Technical skills — required: ( min 5 years): .NET C#, .NET Core, Entity Framework, WPF, Angular Familiarity with market data (e.g., Bloomberg, Reuters) and building service-based APIs. Databases SQL Server, MongoDB Containerisation, Micro-services Visual Studio (Microsoft), JetBrain Rider Personal skills — required: Strong interest in the global markets business Fast-learner and pro-active approach Good communication skills (business and technical-oriented) Calm and effective under pressure in a fast-paced environment. Additional skills — required: Strong experience with Agile methodologies, Sprints, Kanban Board, Sprints review, Dev Ops solution Ability to work with teams and stakeholders globally Experience in liaising with Senior Management – Head of Desks, Business Managers, Senior Front Office users Previous experience in working with Banks and FI’s. Ability to work in a demanding environment with strong business exposure Additional Information Contractual plus flexibility required in order to meet operational requirements and business needs The team works in shifts: To be in Office 4 Days a week, can change based on business needs Early starts: 7:30am & Late ends: 7:30pm
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