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Were hiring a senior Java developer to join our Fixed Income Technology team. Youll be a key contributor to CTW (Credit Trader Workstation) a front-office platform used by traders to price, quote, and manage risk across investment-grade and high-yield bonds. Our next phase is focused on dealer-side workflows, including RFQ ingestion, auto-response logic, and auto-execution. Were looking for an experienced backend engineer with strong architectural instincts, deep understanding of fixed income workflows, and a track record of building production-grade systemsWhat Youll Work OnBackend services for real-time pricing, quoting, and trade execution workflowsRFQ lifecycle handling and automated dealer quoting infrastructureEvent-driven systems that integrate with trading UIs (OpenFin) and internal risk enginesCollaborations with traders, product, and quant teams to translate business needs into scalable softwareClean, modular code thats built for performance, observability, and resilience under production loadCreate thorough test cases to ensure software stability and reliabilityManage, train, and grow Fixed Income development team5+ years of professional Java development experienceProven background building backend services for front-office systems in financial servicesFamiliarity with capital markets environments especially supporting trading desks or electronic trading platformsStrong understanding of fixed income workflows, particularly dealer quoting and trade executionExperience with multi-threading, event-driven systems, and performance tuningAbility to break down complex workflows and deliver high-quality, maintainable solutionsStrong communication skills and comfort working in high-stakes, trader-facing environments .
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