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| Job Information |
| Title |
Credit Risk Systems Support Analysis |
| Role |
Credit Risk Systems Support Analysis |
| Category |
Financial Services - Banking
Computer/IT - Software
Financial Services - Others
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| Location |
Singapore
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| Company |
Maxximus Consultancy , Vacancies
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1 ] (Posted on Tuesday July 8th,2008 08:37 AM) |
| Experience |
2 to 5 Years |
| Educational Qualification |
Bachelor's Degree-Graduate Degree (BA, BSc, BCom) |
| Skills |
Programming C/C++
Inter-personal
Programming Java
Finance - Banking
Microsoft Office
UNIX
Analysis
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| Salary |
-- |
| Career Level |
Mid Career (2+ years of experience) |
| Job Type |
Permanent
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| Job Status |
Full Time
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| Open to Foreigner |
NO |
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| Job Description |
Credit Risk Systems Support Analysis
RESPONSIBILITIES:
1.Project-based end to end development of Market Risk and Credit Risk systems for Global Markets division.
2.2-tier software architecture design.
3.Credit Risk Exposure calculation .
4.Counterparty Risk Aggregation.
SELECTION CRITERIA:
1.University degree in a quantitative subject or equivalent professional experience.
2.Experience working in an enterprise software architect role for a full project lifecycle.
3.Complete SDLC experience working on a new system.
4.Development experience within a large UNIX server/NT client environment.
5.Deep understanding of Object Oriented design and development.
6.Strong Analytic and Problem Solving Skills.
7.Object-oriented programming language, preferably Java (J2EE, JMS).
8.UNIX, preferably Solaris.
9.OO Development framework (Spring, Struts).
10.Data model and RMDB design.
11.SQL - Database/SQL performance tuning
12.XML
13.Knowledge of 3rd party risk management software.
14.Middleware and Publish/Subscriber tools MQ Series.
15.Grid computing.
16.High-performance Pricing routines for financial instruments.
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