Senior / Expert Java Developer - Safekeeping & Trading Operations
About this role
Job ID: 4759
Welcome to Group Technology, where we pride ourselves on engineering solutions and direct Nordea’s transformation by providing a holistic technological view and structured understanding of the bank, and its surrounding environment to enable the Customer Vision and the Business Strategy.
We are looking for a versatile person who likes working with code and people. We offer full-time on-site employment with flexibility for working from home according to Nordea guidelines.
Nordea is a place where traditions meet tomorrow. We're not just a bank, we're a tech employer on a mission to evolve finance securely and responsibly. Together, we impact millions of people’s daily lives by ensuring they can access our solutions anytime, anywhere, while safeguarding their personal data and wealth. Join us in making an impact on the banking industry.
About our team
Meet the Safekeeping and Corporate Actions Development team. Our role is to develop and modernise integrations of the IMSecurities Safekeeping & Corporate Action system with the rest of Nordea’s IT landscape. The application is a central part of Nordea’s trading lifecycle and supports safekeeping and corporate actions processes.
The Safekeeping system is a vendor solution. The team focuses on components and microservices around the Safekeeping solution, connected in a decoupled way with Kafka, IBM MQ, REST services and API Gateway to the Safekeeping platform and other Nordea systems. The current landscape includes around 20 microservices, with new services added regularly.
The application is in the roll-out stage across the Nordics, and the broader team expansion strategy is to increase development capacity with versatile software engineers who can contribute across development, analysis, integration, automation and business-domain understanding.
Main responsibilities in this role:
Design, implement, and optimize integration layer surrounding IMSecurities, including Domain API, microservices, event-driven in