Full-Time
Associate Director Software Engineering
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DTCC
1,001-5,000 employees
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Hybrid model of 3 days onsite and 2 days remote.
- Bachelor's degree in technical/computer discipline or related experience required
- 8+ years experience in Java application development including Core Java, Spring, SpringBoot, JUnit, Java design patterns, with experience in Java 8
- 5+ years experience with Oracle RDBMS, SQL Query development, Stored Procedure development
- Experience with Unix/Linux environment & distributed system architecture
- Experience with IntelliJ/Eclipse, Git/BitBucket, Maven, Jenkins
- Experience with RESTful API development, Swagger/OpenAPI specifications
- Experience deploying to and configuring Tomcat application servers
- Experience with ETL & real-time data processing
- Experience deploying standalone Java batch applications, and basic Unix commands
- Experience with Agile development, including Scrum and Kanban, use of JIRA
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Self-motivated, able to work independently or in a team environment
- Technology Selection – assists in technology selection decisions for modernization of security masterfile to ensure equivalent functionality; manages technology risk for the project team
- Perform business and technical presentations in relation to technology platforms and solutions addressing the business problems of modernization, migration between legacy and distributed platform, and data management throughout.
- Platforms – works with Infrastructure partners to stand up development, testing, and production environments. Will define scalability and performance criteria for the product. Will assist in defining reconciliation testing procedures between legacy and modernized security masterfile implementations.
- Environments – work with Infrastructure partners to choose optimal hosting environment
- Requirements Elaboration – works with the Functional Architect to ensure that non-functional requirements are complete and appropriate
- Data Modeling – ensures physical data model supports the performance, privacy and security requirements, reviews and advises data stewards and technology teams on data restructuring between legacy and modernized security masterfile
- Designs Frameworks – that promote concepts of isolation, extensibility, and extendibility
- Helps to develop solutions that balance cost, schedule, and requirements
- Helps roll out standards and policies to other team members
- Engages in activities to support the broader organization
- Mitigates risk by following established procedures and monitoring controls, spotting key errors and demonstrating strong ethical behavior.
- System Performance – proposes solutions that satisfy performance requirements; ensures test strategy validates performance requirements; tunes application performance issues
- Security – understands corporate info. security standards; ensures test plans validate security requirements
- Standards – recommends and promotes technical solutions that are consistent with corporate standards
- Documentation – develops and maintains system documentation to assist in modernization of DTC and NSCC security masterfile functions, and the migration from legacy
- Is familiar with different software development methodologies (Waterfall, Agile, Scrum, Kanban) and leads team in process best practices of chosen methodology
- Supports team in managing client expectations and resolving issues on time
- Incorporates business and financial factors into decision making and supports team members in doing the same
- Ensures own and team’s practices support success across all geographic locations
- Experience with Python, Snowflake is strongly preferred
- Experience with Angular web development is strongly preferred
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1973
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- DTCC plans to extend clearing hours to support near round-the-clock trading by 2026.
- DTCC's GTR will add MiFID/R reporting capabilities, enhancing compliance and operational processes.
- DTCC and CME Group will enhance cross-margining, increasing capital efficiencies by December 2025.
What critics are saying
- Decentralized finance platforms pose a competitive threat to traditional clearinghouses like DTCC.
- Blockchain technology adoption could disrupt DTCC's traditional clearing and settlement processes.
- Central bank digital currencies may challenge DTCC's current business model.
What makes DTCC unique
- DTCC is the premier post-trade market infrastructure for global financial services.
- DTCC's GTR is the only industry-owned global provider of trade reporting services.
- DTCC's NSCC subsidiary offers a central counterparty guarantee for overnight trading activities.
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Life Insurance
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Company News
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced that its National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) subsidiary will increase clearing hours to support extended trading with implementation targeted for Q2 2026, subject to regulatory review and approval of any necessary rule changes. Extending clearing hours will deliver increased client value by maximizing liquidity and reducing counterparty risk as NSCC will be able to apply its central counterparty guarantee to overnight activity across different time zones for global participants.NSCC implemented phase 1 of the new extended trading hours schedule in September 2024 by enabling market centers and trading platforms to submit trades at 1:30 AM ET, approximately 2.5 hours earlier. Under plans for phase 2, which will take effect in Q2 2026, NSCC will operate 24×5, from Sunday at 8:00 PM ET to Friday at 8:00 PM ET to support overnight trading activity from Alternative Trading Systems (ATS) and Exchanges. NSCC is aware that the industry has indicated a preference to establish standard operating hours across Exchange and ATS providers for the U.S. market, and NSCC will continue to work with SIFMA, regulators and the industry to support the alignment of extended trading hours and any required changes to post-trade processes.“As interest in near round-the-clock trading of U.S. equities grows, we are meeting this demand by extending our clearing hours to support our clients and further strengthen the safety and soundness of the markets,” said Brian Steele, Managing Director, President of Clearing and Securities Services at DTCC
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced its plans to add a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive/Regulation (MiFID/R) ARM service to its Global Trade Repository (GTR) service in support of evolving transaction and trade reporting requirements. Subject to regulatory approval, the service is targeted to be launched in the UK by Q1 2026 and in the EU in line with the upcoming regulatory changes.Once launched, GTR’s MiFID/R capabilities will enable firms to fulfil their transaction reporting obligations under the regulation. Firms will also benefit from ancillary services such as data quality analytics as well as smart tooling to assist with monitoring, controls and exception management. In addition, the service will include a dedicated back-reporting channel with queuing and in sequence processing to authorities as well as a suite of end-of-day reports to facilitate timely issue resolution. DTCC’s GTR is the only industry-owned and governed global provider of trade reporting services and now supports the major reporting regulations from a single global platform.“In support of the industry’s evolving trade and transaction reporting needs, we look forward to working closely with key stakeholders to launch the new GTR MiFID/R capabilities in early 2026 following regulatory approvals,” said Michele Hillery, DTCC Managing Director and Head of Repository and Derivatives Services. “DTCC is uniquely positioned to leverage its expertise in regulatory trade and transaction reporting to not only help clients comply with forthcoming mandates, but also to enable them to modernize and optimize their operational processes.”With the addition of MiFID/R capabilities, GTR consolidates derivatives and securities trade and transaction reporting on a single platform, offering clients the opportunity to optimize cost, governance, operational risk and controls management.“As with past regulations, there will be operational complexities once the MiFID III/MiFIR II regulation is introduced,” said Syed Ali, DTCC Managing Director, Repository & Derivatives Services (RDS)
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) today announced its plans to add a Markets in Financial Instruments Directive/Regulation (MiFID/R) ARM service to its Global Trade Repository (GTR) service in support of evolving transaction and trade reporting requirements. Subject to regulatory approval, the service is targeted to be launched in the UK by Q1 2026 and in the EU in line with the upcoming regulatory changes.Once launched, GTR’s MiFID/R capabilities will enable firms to fulfil their transaction reporting obligations under the regulation. Firms will also benefit from ancillary services such as data quality analytics as well as smart tooling to assist with monitoring, controls and exception management. In addition, the service will include a dedicated back-reporting channel with queuing and in sequence processing to authorities as well as a suite of end-of-day reports to facilitate timely issue resolution. DTCC’s GTR is the only industry-owned and governed global provider of trade reporting services and now supports the major reporting regulations from a single global platform.“In support of the industry’s evolving trade and transaction reporting needs, we look forward to working closely with key stakeholders to launch the new GTR MiFID/R capabilities in early 2026 following regulatory approvals,” said Michele Hillery (pictured), DTCC Managing Director and Head of Repository and Derivatives Services. “DTCC is uniquely positioned to leverage its expertise in regulatory trade and transaction reporting to not only help clients comply with forthcoming mandates, but also to enable them to modernize and optimize their operational processes.”With the addition of MiFID/R capabilities, GTR consolidates derivatives and securities trade and transaction reporting on a single platform, offering clients the opportunity to optimize cost, governance, operational risk and controls management.“As with past regulations, there will be operational complexities once the MiFID III/MiFIR II regulation is introduced,” said Syed Ali, DTCC Managing Director, Repository & Derivatives Services (RDS)