Minimum Requirements:
- A Post Graduate Degree in Information Studies or Information Technology.
- BSc Comp Science, B.Com Informatics.
- Certificate in a programming language or cloud computing.
Experience:
- Broad experience in translating business and functional requirements into technical specifications and developing the programming code to create the solutions.
- 10+ years of experience in multiple technological fields, including solution architecture, with at least 5 years at a technical team lead level.
- Deep and broad experience required in multiple areas of technology (comb-shaped engineer).
- It is imperative to have experience in large, transformational projects, and the agile way of work.
- Financial markets/instruments
- Basic understanding of distributed ledger technologies and its application
- Basic experience of business analyst
Responsibilities:
- Contribute deep, specialist knowledge of the technological landscape to the team, thereby developing and enhancing the technical capabilities of the team and building a pipeline of expertise.
- Direct teams in problem identification, root cause analysis, and decision-making by contributing to various workshops and system demonstrations during iterations of delivery by being in the work and leading and participating in labs, reviews and showcases.
- Guide the definition and execution of complex end to end system and program tests to verify correct operation of completed systems against business requirement and quality expectations.
- Direct the provision of support and production standby post go live and ensure adherence to release methodology and technical change management procedures for all changes recommending remediation actions and ensuring appropriate technical support, reviewing root causes to identify corrective actions at a team level.
- Provide domain and technical expertise to all teams, guiding the scope, plan, design and review of complex end to end solutions against standards, methods and procedures, proposing enhancements and revisions as part of the broader Engineering community.
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