What are the responsibilities and job description for the Java / Application Developer w/ Murex Experience position at Tek Pyramids?
Title: Java / Application Developer w/ Murex Experience
Location: NYC, NY - Hybrid (50/50 Onsite/Remote)
Interview: Video ONSITE (LOCAL Candidates ONLY to NY / NJ)
Duration: 12 months
Visa: Any
Note: Not a lead role. It is an individual contributor role. Group is 90% Java development.
From call with the manager:
- Must have Equities experience.
- Front office role. Work with Development managers, and users (Quants and Traders).
- Must have strong Java development skills. JDK 17 and above.
- Python experience.
- Database experience.
- Murex experience (doesn t have to be an expert). Java clients interact with Murex APIs. Understand Murex pricing.
- Volatility fitting, interpolation, extrapolation, optimization, or model calibration experience required.
- The platform was built 2 years ago. Will add new features.
Qualifications:
- The candidate should have at least 8 years of experience
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Financial Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience.
- Significant professional software development experience in financial services.
- Strong hands-on development experience with Java and Python.
- Professional technology experience within Equity Derivatives.
- Experience with volatility fitting, interpolation, extrapolation, optimization, or model calibration.
- Experience developing or integrating market-data services.
- Hands-on experience integrating with Bloomberg BPIPE or a comparable enterprise market data platform.
- Experience integrating with Murex APIs or comparable pricing and trading platforms (Murex Indicative Pricing API and Murex Trading API)
- Experience designing and supporting enterprise APIs and event-driven integrations.
- Experience supporting production applications and providing Level 3 troubleshooting.
- Ability to work effectively with traders, quantitative analysts, developers, and production-support teams.
Raj Kiran