If you are a technologist at heart, deeply curious about the opportunities that come when you combine technology and banking, this is amazing opportunity for you. We are looking for motivated Junior to Senior Front End for Citi’s FXLM Technology team for our Bahrain office. Citi’s FXLM technology group supports the front office technology operations of one of the world’s largest capital market businesses. Our talented technology group is looking for a hands-on, Java, JavaScript and HTML5 developers to design and develop Greenfield and existing applications for their Bahrain based development team on our award-winning Citi Velocity platform.
Citi Velocity is a best in-class, state of the art, proprietary ecommerce platform. It deploys cutting edge technology and innovation to offer a slick, dynamic and rich end user experience. By leveraging Citi’s global footprint with world-class innovation, we are giving our clients unprecedented access to our capital markets intelligence, multi-asset real-time execution and post-trade service.
This is a great opportunity for a self-starter with excellent development & communication skills to drive the next generation of trading applications for the global FXLM business.
Job Responsibilities / Role:
Development:
Requirements capture, analysis and design on the ecommerce platform
Work with the partner teams to realize flow interaction, and communication interfaces
Testing and QA coordination
Liaison with the global business, support and development teams
Troubleshoot performance and scalability issues
Third line support of the platform during trading hours
Close interaction with the business product manager and other internal business users covering FX trading
Job Opportunities:
Will be able to acquire an excellent knowledge of the FX flow & derivatives business domain
Gain knowledge of FX e-Trading and FX e-Commerce.
Opportunity to work with bright and innovative individuals both on the business and technology side and you can make a difference to the business performance of Citi’s largest institutional clients.
Being part of a dynamic team and contributing towards software development of core components within the next generation trading platform
Basic Qualification:
Bachelor’s degree
Technical Skills Required (Development):
Min. 2+ years Web front end Development experience
Min. 2+ years’ experience in HTML5, CSS, JavaScript across multiple libraries
Single Page Application design (ex. Angular, Knockout, React.js)
Experience in developing Single Page JavaScript
Familiarity with key technology concepts such as MVVM
Nice to have: C# and WPF
Min. 2+ years full-stack development experience
NET 3.5/4.x Application Hosting Platforms
Experience working in a finance technology team
Strong understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle
Visual Studio Team Editions
Experience with modern software development practices (test-driven development, Agile continuous integration)
Strong understanding of computer science fundamentals, including algorithms, complexity analysis, data structures, problem solving
Experience refactoring code, evolving architectures, and Unit Testing
Non Technical Skills Required:
Excellent communication skillsA team player
An enthusiastic ‘can do’ approach
A positive and pro-active attitude
A history of delivering against agreed objectives
Willingness to learn
Experience with working in large teams
Self-motivated and a desire to progress your career
Flexible and adaptive, team player
Excellent analytical and interpersonal skills
Comfortable in presenting suggestions for change and or improving workflow
Ability to pick up new concepts and apply the knowledge.
Understanding of financial concepts
Additional Information / Preferences:
o Knowledge of FX is desirable
o Experience of working with large financial software systems
o Knowledge of e-Trading or ecommerce applications is desirable
o Excited about modern web development – you have educated opinions about Angular vs React, are familiar with ECMAScript6 and TypeScript, and know that Grunt, Gulp, Bower, Jasmine and Karma aren’t just random words
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