A major investment bank is looking for the following

Mid-level experienced application developer and architecture to design, develop trading system application for Municipal Regulatory project. The candidate will work in an agile team for hands on development using Python, Java, XML and Sybase/Oracle technology. Candidate should have hands on design experience of trading system services related to regulatory project. Software development experience of at least 7 to 10 years. Experience of Object Oriented Database is desirable. Candidate should be pro-active, self-motivated and quick to learn new technology/business features. Very good understanding of Fixed Income Products and trading/life-cycle management. Experience of MSRB Regulation as applicable to Municipal products is desirable. Python, Java, XML, OOP, Agile

Business Rationale & Justification (Required):

Kshitiz Sharma was working on the mandatory business critical Municipal Regulatory initiative. He resigned and left the bank in April during the COVID-19 crisis. Backfilling this position is critical to complete the regulatory projects for 2020.

The replacement candidate will be working on this business critical Municipal Regulatory initiative. The deliverables include:

• Aug 31 - G-14 Trade Reporting - Negative Yield Transactions: Enhance Qrystal to display standard disclosures and STP for transactions that have negative work-out yield (YTW/YTM). This enhancement will address the GAP identified in the recent FINRA review of the MBAM business..

• Aug 31 - US Treasury Rule 148 and FDIC Rule 371: Build and deliver a workflow and repository for Public Finance bankers to track QFCs (Qualified Financial Contracts - such as Bond Purchase/Direct Purchase agreements) to meet mandatory Treasury/FDIC QFC recordkeeping requirements.

These are regulatory go-live dates and we dont have control to extend or change the dates. We will be unable to meet the deliverable dates if this requisition is not approved.