Software Engineer (.NET)

Software Engineer, .NET Join us as a Software Engineer This is an opportunity for a driven Software Engineer to take on an exciting new career challenge Day-to-day, you'll build a wide network of stakeholders of varying levels of seniority It’s a chance to hone your existing technical skills and advance your career We're offering this role at associate level What you'll do In your new role, you’ll engineer and maintain innovative, customer centric, high performance, secure and robust solutions. You’ll be working within a feature team and using your extensive experience to engineer software, scripts and tools that are often complex, as well as liaising with other engineers, architects and business analysts across the platform. You’ll also be: Producing complex and critical software rapidly and of high quality which adds value to the business Working in permanent teams with responsibility for the full life cycle, from initial development, through enhancement and maintenance to replacement or decommissioning Collaborating to optimise our software engineering capability Designing, producing, testing and implementing our working code Working across the life cycle, from requirements analysis and design, through coding to testing, deployment and operations The skills you'll need To take on this role, you’ll need a background in software engineering, software design, architecture, and an understanding of how your area of expertise supports our customers. You’ll also need: Four to eight years of total experience, with at least three years of hands-on experience with .NET technologies such as C#, .NET Core, object-oriented programming (OOP), and design patterns Exposure to service-oriented architecture (SOA) and distributed systems design Working knowledge of public cloud platforms, preferably GCP or Azure Familiarity with AI-assisted development tools and modern engineering practices Ability to translate business and product requirements into scalable, efficient, and maintainable technical solutions Domain experience in FX Trading, Capital Markets, or Financial Markets will be an added advantage Hours 45 Job Posting Closing Date: 25/10/2026

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