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Java API, MQ, Capital Markets Or Trading - Toronto, Canada

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Toronto, ON, CAN

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Toronto, ON, CAN

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Seeking an experienced Java developer with skills in API and MQ technologies, specifically for Capital Markets or Trading applications. Requires knowledge of Oracle databases and Linux systems, with a strong background in trading applications relevant to financial services.

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Role: Java API, MQ, Capital Markets Or Trading
Location: Toronto, Canada
Duration: Fulltime
BGV will be done for the selected candidates.
Minimum 8 years’ experience In-depth knowledge of Java API, MQ, adapter technology using Oracle backend database
· Very Skilled in developing and maintaining interface designs for applications
· Experienced with working on development modules specifically on Linux operating systems
· Experience with trading applications with enterprise cross-asset platform impact; conversant with enterprise architecture and technology tools in the financial services industry specifically banking
· 5 years of experience on applications with multiple functions, preferably Capital Markets OR any Trading platform, Worked on Treasury Applications related to forex, bonds, loans, swap products, interest rate products.
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