Credit Market Data & Risk Developer - VP
morgan stanleyBrooklyn, NY
Credit Market Data & Risk Developer - VP
morgan stanleyBrooklyn, NY
today
Industries
Portfolio Management and Investment AdviceInternational, Secondary Market, and All Other Nondepository Credit IntermediationSoftware PublishersAbout the role
Overview:
In this role you will design, develop and support strategic technology platforms for Fixed Income Market Data and Risk. You will partner with traders, risk managers and stakeholders to deliver high-impact solutions and lead modernization efforts. You’ll drive reliability and production stability while collaborating across global tech teams on major initiatives. This is an opportunity to shape scalable market-data platforms within a leading financial services firm that values integrity and collaboration.
Responsibilities:
Design, develop and support strategic tech platforms for Fixed Income Market Data and Risk Partner with traders, quantitative strategists, risk managers and stakeholders to deliver high-impact solutions Lead architecture and modernization of market data and risk platforms Drive system reliability, resiliency and operational excellence Collaborate across global technology teams to deliver strategic initiatives while maintaining production stability Participate in production support for critical trading applications
Key requirements:
Java or Scala Analytical and problem-solving skills Data structures, design patterns and collections Multithreaded programming Willingness to learn and adopt new technologies for financial modeling Good communication skills Strong communication Collaborative mindset Problem solving SQL and data modeling Knowledge of Fixed Income Credit Java or Scala
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JOB OVERVIEW
Experience level
Lead
Location
Brooklyn, NY
Occupation
Financial and Investment Analysts
Industry
Portfolio Management and Investment Advice
Posted
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