Software Engineer III - KDB Developer

As a Software Engineer III - KDB Developer at JPMorgan Chase within the Commercial & Investment Bank Markets Technology - Reconciliations platform Team, youll be a part of highly inspired and inquisitive team of technologists who are already developing and deploying applications to the highest standards. The team is responsible for providing a multi-asset Reconciliations platform that will cover cash, swaps, listed options and futures across Front, Middle and Back Offices. Youll be a part of group that provides a true multi-asset Sales Order and Trading Management System for Equities. The system will be used by multiple lines of business such as Equities, Derivative and Program Trading to trade and hedge positions. Job Responsibilities Work across entire software development lifecycle requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, deployment and handover to support teams. Be part of the cloud adoption. Build out and enhance reconciliation solutions. Manage requirements, specifications, and design documents. Manage stakeholder relationships Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills Formal training or certification on software engineering concepts and 3+ years applied experience Strong analytical development skills, solid understanding of computer science fundamentals. Knowledge of KDB/q Comfortable working with Linux based environments and having good knowledge of Unix/Linux commands and shell scripting. Experience using AWS and associated automation and provisioning tools like Terraform, Ansible etc. Proficiency in using OO programming language such as Java/Python. Excellent verbal & written communication skills. Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills The ideal candidate will likely be qualified to degree level in Computer Science or related engineering discipline. Experience working in a team with a strong software development process (build, test, deploy) Good understanding of CI/CD pipeline build, improvement and management. Experience in Cloud native technologies. Understanding of FIX and other financial messaging protocols