Java Developer - eFX - Low Latency

McGregor Boyall ,
London, Greater London
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Salary: £100000 - £140000 per annum

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Senior Java Developer - Bank - eTrading Salary: £100,000 - £140,000 Bonus Benefits Java, eTrading, Low Latency, FX A global leading Bank that specialise in multi-asset classes are seeking a senior Java developer to work on a Greenfield trading eFX dashboard system across all areas of the business. This is an opportunity to join a leading bank who offer Greenfield projects and direct interaction with the business where technology and delivery is the heart of their success. This role will give you the opportunity work with bleeding edge technology to build an eFX trading platform from scratch. This is an opportunity to use your expertise in software delivery and utilise the best dev practices across front, middle and back office utilising the full Java stack. You will need to have a deep working knowledge on the latest version of Java and have good experience with using TDD and an Agile methodology. The systems that are required to be built need to be multi-tiered architecture, so experience with this is essential and experience with the latest threading and concurrent programming skills is a must. Key requirements for this role are as follows: At least 5 years commercial experience as a Java Developer Good knowledge on Middlewae components Previously worked within eFX Passionate about working closely with the business This role will give you the opportunity to work with thought leaders who promote a dynamic environment where software delivery is achieved to the highest standards with maximum rewards. They have a large budget for technology, promote bleeding edge technologies and will provide a clear career path. Senior Java Developer - Bank - eTrading Salary: £100,000 - £140,000 Bonus Benefits Java, eTrading, Low Latency, FX McGregor Boyall is an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on any grounds. This job was originally posted as www.cwjobs.co.uk/job/89952680

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