Java (with C#) Developer at Inetum2

Department Overview: • The FX eTrading IT group is a global team providing services directly to the global FX business within the largest bank in the Euro zone by deposits. The team is concerned with the development, support and release of solutions providing discreet functionality, driven by the global FX business. The systems are used globally with major server hubs in London, NY, Tokyo, and Singapore. • The Booking, Positions and STP team resides within the eTrading IT and has the responsibility for development of core application services within its function. A key objective for the team is to promote its business-critical grid-based systems as strategic platforms across the group, as well as responding to business demands and support queries in a constantly changing fast-paced environment.  What we're looking for: • Candidates are required to work in a multidisciplinary team of Java and C# developers to deal with the analysis and development of new functionalities, as well as maintaining the existing systems. Reporting to the line manager, the successful candidate will be working on core services and components, feed handlers, libraries shared between teams, metrics and reporting tools, and front-end applications. This is a high-pressure role in a front-office multidisciplinary IT environment and previous exposure to such environment is essential. This role will suit a highly motivated individual who is a self-starter, has a strong technical, analytical and communication skills, and is comfortable with both business analysis and development tasks. Candidates should be able to delve into existing code in other programming languages if necessary. They must be able to balance the development work against immediate support interruptions. They are willing to communicate directly with traders, front-line support, and other dev teams. • Good business knowledge of FX Products is required, and the candidate should be mathematically strong in order to understand and contribute to the flow.