Application Support | 3–5 Years Experience | Full-Time | No Coding Required
Role Summary
Be the frontline expert who resolves what L1 cannot. Own ticket triage, log-based diagnosis, and environment-level troubleshooting in a capital markets back-office workplace — without writing code. Leverage your understanding of trade lifecycle, clearing & settlement workflows, and exchange connectivity to diagnose domain-specific issues faster. Communicate clearly with broking clients and escalate to L3 only when truly needed.
Experience
3 – 5 Years
Coding
Not Required
Client Facing
Yes
Key Responsibilities
Ticket Triage & Ownership: Pick up escalated L1 tickets; classify, prioritise, and own resolution end-to-end within SLA.
Log Analysis: Read and interpret application, server, and middleware logs to identify root causes without code changes.
Configuration Troubleshooting: Diagnose issues caused by misconfigurations, setting variables,
or deployment settings.
Client Communication: Provide timely, jargon-free updates to end users and clients on issue status and resolution steps.
Replication & Validation: Reproduce reported issues in test/staging environments to confirm behaviour before resolving.
Workaround Identification: Deliver interim workarounds to restore business continuity while permanent fixes are tracked.
L3 Escalation: Prepare detailed escalation notes — logs, steps to reproduce, impact — before handing off to L3.
Knowledge Base: Document every recent issue pattern and resolution in the internal KB to reduce repeat escalations.
Monitoring & Alerts: Monitor dashboards and respond to alerts; acknowledge and act on system health notifications proactively.
Domain Issue Resolution: Diagnose and resolve issues specific to capital markets back-office workflows — trade booking failures, margin discrepancies, settlement mismatches, p
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