Java Engineer, Deutsche Bank

FX Technology

Salary not provided

TypeScript

HTML

JavaScript

Java

Junior, Mid and Senior level

London

Office located in Upper Bank Street, London

Investment bank and financial services company

Posted today

Investment bank and financial services company

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Posted today

Salary not provided

TypeScript

HTML

JavaScript

Java

Junior, Mid and Senior level

London

Office located in Upper Bank Street, London

1001+ employees

B2CB2BInvestingTradingFinancial Services

Company mission

To be the leading global provider of financial solutions for demanding clients, creating exceptional value for its shareholders and people.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Familiarity with core Java platform
Practical knowledge of JavaScript/TypeScript and HTML5 is highly desirable
Excellent grasp of common computer science topics including but not limited to data structures, algorithms and practical application of these
Knowledge of modern SDLC toolset and workflows

What the job involves

Our Foreign Exchange (FX) Technology team are working with cutting-edge technology to support a top 3 leadership position of Deutsche Bank in Foreign Exchange space
You’ll be working with the technology supporting ultra-low latency (ULL) Foreign Exchange trading that involve very large amount of data, strong performance requirements and globally distributed infrastructure
ULL FX trading is an area of growth with a fully packed product development roadmap and non-functional efficiency challenges abound
While most of the ultra-low latency pricing and trading is implemented in C++, key technologies enabling the platform’s scale are written in Java
You will be working at the heart of the platform with technologies ranging from transaction sequencing enabling tens of thousands of transactions a day, global in-memory key-value configuration management infrastructure supporting hundred thousand of configuration parameters with real-time update capability on a global scale, to technologies directly exposed to members of FX electronic trading team supporting both ongoing research and operational management of a global trading platform
Undertaking development across functional and non-functional project goals
Investing in automated testing coverage and test-driven development
Performance research and ability to apply out of the box thinking to solve performance or bandwidth bottlenecks
Close collaboration with eFX Quantitative research and trading teams on a wide range of topics including platform goals, design, feedback on enhancements and usability
Clear and concise documentation covering the solution design, architecture choices and any complicated code points

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Our take

Despite its roots in the nineteenth century, Deutsche Bank has seen strategic transformation at countless stages to remain competitive. For example, it recently launched Vert, a new digital payments company for SMEs, in collaboration with Fiserv. As a result, the company successfully filled the gap in the market for a user-friendly, all in one solution which would enable merchants to accept payments and manage money.

The company continues to benefit from its scale and reputation. Despite ongoing criticisms, its strong European ties and a global network means Deutsche Bank is well placed to help clients navigate through geopolitical and macroeconomic shifts, something that can’t be said so confidently of its competitors. Today, it operates in circa 60 countries.

Moving forwards, the company is focused on aligning more closely to environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria to facilitate over €500B in sustainable finance and investments between 2020 and 2025.