Our program was started as the migration of the financial instruments trading legacy mainframe system to a new technical, highly-scalable platform. The success of the program in both the migration and creation of a scalable platform led to it being selected as the strategic platform providing full-scale of advisory services for one of the biggest financial institutions in the world. This has led to significant further investment for legacy system migrations and technical improvements. Currently, we have teams across several locations (New York, Wroclaw) on those projects.
Reengineer set of existing applications and introduce additional application interface layer, allowing to query underlying data from third-party applications. The following APIs are expected to be created: REST-service, JDBC-like API, DSL.
Participate in solution architecture design, prototyping, implementation and system acceptance, including customer demos and QA phase
Mandatory Skills Description: Strong technical background in Java (3+ years for Regular, 5+ years for Senior) and CI/CD process/tools
Strong technical background in Java (3+ years for Regular, 5+ years for Senior) and CI/CD process/tools. Full-stack experience - at least some JS experience is needed
Technical Skills required:
Middle Tier: Java 8, Spring, Apache Camel (nice to have), XML / XSD, SOAP and REST WebServices, Maven
JavaScript
CI: Jenkins, TeamCity
Database: Oracle / SQL (nice to have)
JMS: IBM WebSphere MQ
Nice to have:
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