Python/SQL/Java - Software Developer (Banking - Corporate Tooling)

Responsibilities:

1. Analyse, design, develop, enhance, debug, support, maintain, and test applications.
2. The primary work comprises requirement analysis, mapping design, technical specification, programming, code review, job scheduling, performing unit tests and SIT, supporting UAT, deploying to production, providing post-implementation support, and creating technical documentation.
3. Liaise and work closely with the network team in setting up file transfers between applications.
4. Provide L3 support.

Requirements:

Education:

1. Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or a related field.
2. At least 6 years of relevant experience, preferably in a Finance Institution.

Essential:

1. You must be an experienced developer with good experience in multiple system integration/interfacing related to reconciliations.
2. You will typically be assigned to work on specific projects related to reconciliations and are expected to support the Application Delivery Manager (ADM) in all relevant technical matters, end-to-end, within the project.
3. Depending on the project, your duties may include coding, scripting, building new systems (where necessary), and interfaces. For new system build-up, you may need to provide environment support during SIT/UAT.
4. You are expected to ensure your work is adequately documented and transferred to the production team post-cutover.
5. You will be expected to work with senior developers and the system architect in formulating technical solutions that are fit for purpose for your assigned projects. The solution will need to satisfy all security, regulatory, and architectural standards.
6. Analysis and troubleshooting skills in handling incidents and issues.

Key Domain/Technical Skills:

1. Reconciliation Tool skillset such as DCR Reconciliation, IntelliMatch, Clareti, or TLM.
2. SQL Database Management (including Query Analyzer).
3. SQL Scripting, SQL Stored Procedures.
4. PowerShell Scripting.
5. Core Java.
6. Python development.
7. Control-M.
8. DOS Windows Command.
9. Aldon, Jenkins, and Big Bucket.