





Tier-1 brand, generalist senior backend title, and metro location increase applicant competition.
Strong financial services domain preference reduces cross-industry transferability, though core backend skills remain transferable.
Multiple explicit years requirements and mandatory tech stack make shortlisting highly strict.
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Lead enhancement and maintenance of Charles River IMS modules, focusing on Front Office Order and Execution Management Systems (OEMS).
Architect, develop, and troubleshoot enterprise and cloud-native applications, driving technical excellence and providing expert guidance during code reviews and project problem solving.
Mentor engineers, coordinate cross-team activities in Agile scrum teams, and contribute to software design, testing, and documentation efforts.
Minimum 12 years software engineering experience, including 5 years at Senior Engineer level.
At least 8 years Java development experience and 5 years in cloud-native application development (preferably Microsoft Azure) with Spring Boot Microservices, Kafka/Azure Service Bus/RabbitMQ, Kubernetes, Redis, and cloud databases.
Minimum 5 years experience in designing and developing highly transactional, concurrent, event-driven systems and with Agile development methodology.
Experience with SQL Server and Postgres databases is required; experience with financial services domain technology solutions strongly desired.
Experienced in enterprise-grade, high concurrency systems within financial services, particularly in Portfolio Management, Trading, or Order Management domains.
Strong technical leadership skills with demonstrated ability to mentor engineers, lead cross-team collaboration, and influence product architecture and design.
Skilled in cloud-native microservices architecture and modern observability tools (Dynatrace, Solarwinds, Grafana, OpenTelemetry) with a strong background in both backend and UI technologies (.Net/C#, React, JavaScript).