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C# Developer - Investment Banking

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C# Developer Opportunity
We are seeking an experienced C# Developer to join the risk technology team of one of our banking clients. In this role, you will be responsible for tasks across the client's banking arm and securities business.
About the Role
The risk technology team is responsible for designing, integrating, and supporting Middle Office Risk systems in the organization. The team supports both Market and Credit Risk management across EMEA, North America, and Asia Pacific regions and is primarily focused on the production of various simulation-based measures used in managing risk and calculating economic capital.
Responsibilities
- Development and design of solutions for middle office risk management systems and related products.
- Liaison with users in Risk Management and other related areas to gather requirements.
- Production of clear technical scope and test documentation.
- Coordinating of change control, which includes software management, testing, and production releases.
- Providing user support, including responding to user queries and supplying resolutions and fixes to issues.
- Liaison with third-party suppliers of software used in middle office risk management systems.
- Providing technical support and maintaining production environments hosting middle office risk management systems.
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Work Experience
- Experience of large-scale software projects implemented in C# .NET and MS SQL Server.
- Experience interacting with quantitative users to resolve complex business problems.
- Experience working within a Middle or Front Office Risk Technology team or equivalent role in finance.
- Experience of credit and market risk reporting; PV, Sensitivity, Stress, VAR, P&L Rec, PFE, Credit utilisation.
- Experience with Markit Financial Risk Analytics.


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Essential
- C# and Microsoft development stack (WCF, WF, Unity).
- Microsoft SQL Server.
- Software design methodologies and best practices.
- End-to-end development cycle knowledge.
- Experience of working in an investment banking (or similar) technology environment.
- Planning and prioritization skills.
Preferred
- Experience with Microsoft HPC Server, Grid, and Cloud Computing.
- Web Development with ASP.NET and MVC.
- Continuous integration with TeamCity.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Azure.
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