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<br> <strong> Senior Software Architect & Developer </strong> <br> <br> <strong> Front Office Investment Technology </strong> <br> <br> <strong> Investment Management Equity Trading </strong> <br> <br><ul><br><li>Support Traders, Trade Management, Quants</li><br><li>Influence architecture and delivery across EMS centric trading workflows</li><br><li>Focus on Equities, Futures, FX, Options</li><br></ul><br><br><strong> Location & Compensation </strong> <br><ul><br><li> Location: Battery Park City (Relocation Available) </li><br><li>Hybrid: 4 days in office </li><br><li>Compensation: 200k - 220k base + bonus </li><br><li>PTO: Unlimited </li><br><li>Benefits: Exceptional</li><br></ul><br><br><strong> The Role </strong> <br><ul><br><li>Architect, design & develop EMS customizations & interfaces</li><br><li>Optimize endtoend trade workflows</li><br><li>Balance delivery across:<br><ul><br><li>New development: 30%</li><br><li>Enhancements: 50%</li><br><li>Maintenance: 20%</li><br></ul><br></li><br><li>Backend: 70% Frontend: 30%</li><br><li>Partner with: Traders, Quants, Portfolio Managers, Product Owner</li><br><li>Provide architectural direction aligned with futurestate platforms.</li><br><li>Drive AI adoption to increase development efficiency & velocity.</li><br><li>Troubleshoot & resolve performance & stability issues.</li><br></ul><br><br><strong>Tech Stack - Current State</strong> <br><ul><br><li><br> Java (50%) <br></li><br><li><br> Java Swing (30% for custom interfaces to EMS platform) <br></li><br><li><br> SQL Server (10%) VB.net (10%) <br></li><br><li><br> Trading Platforms: CRIMS, Portware EMS <br></li><br><li><br> AWS, Snowflake, Kafka <br></li><br><li><br> Agile, Microservices, <br></li><br><li><br> TDD, Unit Testing (Pytest, UnitTest) <br></li><br><li><br> GIT Co-pilot, Eclipse, VS Code, Jira, Confluence, Docker, <br></li><br></ul><br> <br> <strong>Future State to include</strong> <br> <br><ul><br><li>Java JavaScript </li><br><li>AWS, Snowflake, Kafka</li><br><li>Trading Platforms: Aladdin, CRIMS, Portware EMS</li><br><li>DevSecOps</li><br><li>Implementation of AI tools</li><br></ul><br><br><strong> Skills & Experience </strong> <br><ul><br><li> Deep frontoffice acumen </li><br><li>Clear communicator with stakeholders</li><br><li>Strong presentation and leadership presence</li><br><li>Strong understanding of trading workflows and EMS architecture</li><br><li>Asset class exposure: Equities, Futures, Options, FX</li><br><li>EMS (Portware or other)</li><br><li>Expertlevel Java (Java 8+)</li><br><li>10+ years fullstack software engineering</li><br><li>4+ years architecture experience (microservices and related patterns)</li><br><li>Cloudnative development experience (AWS preferred)</li><br><li>Proven ability to diagnose and resolve performance bottlenecks</li><br></ul><br> <br> <strong> Nice to Have </strong> <br><ul><br><li>Java Swing</li><br><li>BS or MS in Computer Science, Math, or related</li><br><li>CFA</li><br><li>Experience with: Aladdin, CRD / CRIMS</li><br></ul><br> <br> <strong></strong><img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?ZJlZitcNDBr61t1KDqYQ%2bwv" width="0" height="0">

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