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C# Developer (C#, FX Options, .Net, GUI, Oracle)-London-Circa £80,000 + significant bonus package
One of the worlds largest investment bank known for their pioneering approach and global remit are seeking a highly ambitious C# Developer to work within one of their rapidly growing and world renowned front office FX teams.
The significant growth of the area has lead to huge investment in the team, where the developer will be constantly interacting with other front office personnel: Business Analysts and Traders.
The position will require someone to work within a high pressured, fast paced environment that wants to engage with all aspects of the business.
A highly skilled technologist who can demonstrate their leadership ability and take the team forward is of vital importance.
The successful C# Developer
-Expertise in C#,
-FX Options,
-.Net,
-GUI.
Responsibilities for successful C# Developer
-Create interfaces for pricing, market data capture and full lifecycle,
-Provide architecture and design for next generation platform,
-Work along side traders and business analysts understanding their requirements.
The person: C# Developer
-Exception communication and analytical skills, both verbal and written.
-Excellent team and organisational skills.
-Ability to cope within a fast paced front-office environment.
Primarily, an exceptional C# developer with significant experience working within a front office trading team is of most importance to the client.
The ability to work closely with the Traders and Business analysts and to be able to suggest and implement your own ideas is also of high importance.
This position provides great scope to develop further alongside the rapidly growing team itself.
If you are a very strong C# Developer and would like to apply for this London based role: please submit your resume by mail or contact 00 44 207 019 4137
Apply by email.
Please do not modify the subject of the mail or your application will not be considered.
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