Top Tech Jobs & Startups Jobs

The Solaris System Administrator is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining UNIX and Linux environments, particularly Solaris and Red Hat systems. This role includes managing virtual and physical servers, performing security hardening, troubleshooting, and administering middleware services like WebLogic. Additionally, it involves managing storage infrastructure and virtualization platforms.

The Technical Business Analyst will implement Market Risk and VAR using Murex, focusing on FRTB SA/IMA, while communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Responsibilities also include eliciting and preparing requirements and functional specifications.

The IT Business Analyst will collaborate with business users and technical leads to analyze requirements, document IT sequence diagrams, perform impact assessments, and create functional and technical specifications. They will engage in agile ceremonies, manage risks, and support the testing team to ensure effective solutions are delivered according to client guidelines.

The Java Developer will design, develop, and maintain high-performance applications in the banking domain, ensuring robust microservices and RESTful APIs integration. Responsibilities include writing clean code, collaborating with teams, adhering to security and performance standards, and participating in code reviews.

The Business Analyst collaborates with stakeholders to gather and document business requirements, conducts analysis to identify process improvements, designs and executes test scenarios, and facilitates UAT sessions. The role includes defect management, test documentation, and contributions to continuous improvement initiatives in testing processes.

The ServiceNow Platform Developer will consult with internal customers on industry best practices, lead technical project delivery, configure application UI, develop custom applications, and manage the ServiceNow instance upgrades. The role includes developing integration components and driving continuous improvements based on customer experiences.

The Desktop Support Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting and supporting end-user desktops, handling software and hardware issues, and managing network operations. They will provide timely ticket resolution, perform maintenance and monitoring of IT assets, support internal applications, and liaise with vendors for support and preventive maintenance.