Citi FX Technology would like to hire a senior Java developer to work on strategic initiatives on our FX trade processing platform. The successful candidate will also support the improvement of our software development, build and deploy practices, and will champion the use of best practices across our global development teams.
Citi has the largest FX presence of any bank globally. Our physical presence in 83 countries gives us unrivalled insight into global FX markets. Our clients benefit from this as well as unparalleled liquidity. We trade over 140 different currencies out of our 83 centres, so it's no surprise that Citi FX has the broadest range of clients out of all the major FX banks.
Our network is our strength. We would be nothing without our people. We value their skills, motivation and experience. Increasing investment in technology has seen us roll out award winning applications.
The successful candidate will be ready to dive into running projects and contribute, hands-on, to integration, modernisation, cloud-enablement,



and working with SMEs in FX Technology to create practical standards of best practice.
Responsibilities:
Support the modernisation of our FX trade processing platform.
Support the migration to our current strategic risk platform by building and integrating trade feed, reconciliation and control components.
Support and help to adopt internal and external cloud solutions, to:
Enable improved automation testing and reduce the need for manual involvement in environment management.
Reduce the duration of the regression testing cycle and make it easier to test multiple projects in parallel.
The role will focus not only on new, greenfield projects, but will have a particular emphasis on established, older technology, supporting automation in order to facilitate the migration to strategic platforms.
Champion best practice across our FX developer community and serve as a coach to more junior team members and analysts.
Resolve a variety of high impact p

📌 Senior Java Tech Lead (India)
🏢 Citi
📍 India