Position: PL/SQL developer (Core Banking, АБС Б2 - must)
Company: Luxoft
Category: SQL
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2020-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

Project Description:
Our client is a leading global Financial markets data provider runs a number of change programs to deliver of high-quality software that connects Financial Markets across the globe in a real-time, high frequency and low-latency data management chain. The projects are technically challenging in an environment that is very engaging.
It is low latency trading platform that requires significant redesign in a part of messaging layer, transformation to in memory db and etc.
Responsibilities:
• Represent Luxoft in architectural and design sessions with the client senior engineering team
• Working closely with business teams to define plans and solutions to provide a stable, agile, and user friendly platform
• Develop high-quality software, design, and functional documentation
• Provide estimates for specific software feature implementation
• Identify, prioritize and execute tasks in the software development life cycle
• Build unit tests for your code
• Develop and maintain tools and applications by producing clean, efficient code that follows open sourcing standards
• Automate tasks through appropriate tools and scripting
• Ensure software is up-to-date with latest technologies and standards
Mandatory Skills:
C / C++ / STL - Strong
Operating Systems: Linux RedHat - Medium/Strong
Low Latency, data structures, algorithms - Low/Medium
Enterprise Messaging (any technology like Solace MQ, Kafka or any other for Linux ) - Strong
IDE: VSCode - Medium/Strong
GitHub - Strong
Socket programming, Multi-threading - Medium


• Solid understanding of delivery lifecycle, CI and CD, best engineering and quality practices
• Good communication skills - both verbal and written
• Advanced English
• Good analytical and troubleshooting skills
• Result-oriented mindset
• Proactive

Nice-to-Have Skills:
Docker
Redis
Java
C#