Senior Full stack Java Developer / Lead Java Developer

As a Senior Full stack Java Developer / Lead Java Developer, your role involves working closely with data from sources like Bloomberg, Markit to model and transform source data for specific applications. You will be utilizing Java 8 features and working with Spring Boot and other Spring modules (web, data, security, batch) or any other dependency injection framework. Additionally, you will work with and configure Distributed caching based on Redis and event-based Kafka streams. Your tasks will also include interacting with event-based applications, microservices, and focusing on performance and real-time analytics. Designing and developing various database queries, scripts, and tables to pull, clean, arrange, and persist risk management data will also be part of your responsibilities. You will own delivery and take responsibility for milestones. Having a BDD approach (Cucumber) for designing and developing automated unit, integration, and regression tests is crucial for this role. Your qualifications should include: - Bachelor or Master Degree in Computer Science, Cybernetics, Software Engineering, Financial Engineering, or equivalent Skills required for this role: - Full stack development experience covering primarily either JAVA server-side development - Proficiency in Unit and functional test automation and delivery - Strong knowledge of Databases and distributed cache - Familiarity with tools like Confluence, JIRA, Fortify, Git, Jenkins, Maven - Experience in SQL and relational modeling - Understanding of derivative products - Excellent verbal and written communication skills, good analytical skills, and excellent problem-solving skills - Ability to work with colleagues across global locations - Experience in participating in the end-to-end development lifecycle in a rigorous test-driven software development environment - Ability to work in a high-pressure environment and deliver accurate results quickly - Attention to detail and problem-solving skills - Following clean code principles,