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For a candidate to be successful here, they must have a strong understanding of software lifecycle and design of multi-tier/distributed systems. You must also be able to explain and discuss complex ideas clearly and effectively to a variety of audiences, with different degrees of technical prowess. A strong desire to learn and gain exposure to the business side is critical to success in this position.

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  • Development and management of multiple, 3-tier back-office systems.
  • Capable of making independent decisions whilst mitigating risk.
  • Demonstrate an ownership mentality in all aspects of the firm's technology systems.
  • Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks between second-line support and strategic development responsibilities.

Qualifications:

  • C# development expertise (ideally 5+ years)
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  • Strong experience building connected, service-oriented applications, REST, WebApi, JSON.
  • Familiarity with Agile development processes and sprint planning.
  • Experience with Database Systems (Microsoft SQL preferred)
  • Experience in Dev/Ops (JIRA/Git/Build Automation/Deployment Automation, Unit Testing)
  • Ability to communicate well, including writing emails and technical documentation, and communicating with end users.

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  • Experience with Cloud technologies
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