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Oracle PL/SQL Developer

Company Name:
Open Systems Technologies
The job opening is for a Senior Developer who will work across various US initiatives supporting the enhancements required in the US Regulatory and Financial Control business functions to accommodate the new provisions mandated by the Federal Reserve Bank, US Treasury and other Regulators. The individual will have responsibility to:
Interpret/understand of Regulatory Filing Requirements Document (BRD & FRD) prepared by the business.
Translate FRD requirement into Axiom design and functional modules.
Create Technical Design Document
Implement Axiom Data Source Definition/loading, Portfolio and Aggregation modules, freeform and tabular reports.
Program in UNIX Shell Script
Install file watchers and Autosys batch jobs

Basic
Qualifications:
5
years working knowledge of Oracle 10/11g from a Development perspective
5
years experience with SQL and PL SQL
5
years Unix/Linux command line interface and shell scripting experience
5
years experience writing technical design documents, adhering to firm standards
4
years experience with source code control tools such as Perforce
Preferred
Qualifications:
Highly-motivated team player
Enthusiastic and eager to learn
Demonstrates initiative / Pro-active
Dedicated and reliable
Organized / manages time well
Detail oriented
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Capable of dealing with diversity
Ability to work in a virtual team, across boundaries
Ability to multi-task / self-sufficient
Ability to establish direction and drive progress
Knowledge of financial products
Excellent interpersonal skills to foster working relationships with all stakeholders
Familiarity with Regulations that apply to a US Bank and Broker / Dealer, and how they relate to
Submissions to the SEC and FED
Familiarity with complex system integration and software development life cyclesEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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