Senior .NET developer

• Architecture design
• Development
• Testing
• Deployment and rollout participation

Basic

• Understanding of user interface technical design and development.
• User interface development with .NET 4.0, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).
• Relevant .NET certification desirable
• Understanding of Object Oriented design and development, knowledge of UML modeling
• Strong communication skills - both verbal and written
• Ability to multi task and schedule workloads according to project priorities
• Must have strong drive and commitment to succeed
• Excellent proven analytical, communication, leadership, teamwork and interpersonal skills
• Able to foster teamwork and a collaborative, learning atmosphere in the Credit Risk IT Team
• Must be highly effective working cross cultures and business groups.
• Understanding of software development and the software development lifecycle in a complex environment.

Advanced

• Middleware/Data layer development with Java, Web-Services utilising Reliable Messaging, WS-Security, JAX-WS and EJB3
• /middleware technical design and development
• Experience in multinational blue chip is preferred, with Investment banking experience, top 4 consultancy or Financial Services industry a plus
• Experience in Financial Services or Investment banking an advantage but not essential

Within Credit Risk IT, the User Interface development team focuses on the user interaction systems, rather than data or complex calculation. Working within an established team structure the candidate will be responsible for developing UI components across any of 4 (currently) applications built on a UI Framework, also owned within the team. While primarily development focused the role includes participation in all areas of the project lifecycle, from requirements gathering and analysis through to testing and implementation.

The team currently work with 3 different types of apps;

The first the Credit Risk Officer UI (Iris), an application intended to serve nearly all the CO's needs for their job. It covers structured, numeric and visual information to work with. It is a highly modularized UI being delivered over a multi-year program to deliver an industry leading application with a high-level of innovation and user experience.

The second are the NBI / OBI applications (currently numbering 3), which are workflow applications containing semi-structured and document data to support Business Initiative approval (or otherwise) within UBS group.

The third is a UI framework that is used as the platform for building the other 2 area's and in several other applications / departments within the bank.

All are built on top of WPF, PRISM and Microsoft Enterprise Application Blocks.

The team work using modern software development process, tools and skills; including automated testing (unit, integration and functional), continuous integration, code analytics and review, 2 weekly sprints (organized across the department).