Full-Time

Senior Software Engineer

.Net, Java

Updated on 7/21/2026

S&P Global

S&P Global

10,001+ employees

Global financial data, analytics, ratings

No salary listed

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India + 2 more

More locations: Hyderabad, Telangana, India | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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Category
Software Engineering (1)
Required Skills
Python
React.js
Apache Spark
SQL
Java
.NET
C#
AWS
Scala
Jenkins
Ansible
Selenium
DevOps
Linux/Unix
Spring

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Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or Engineering is required, or in lieu, a demonstrated equivalence in work experience.
  • (5 -7 ) years of IT experience in application development and support.
  • Strong Experience with Java, J2EE, JMS including Spring Framework
  • Strong experience with Microsoft .Net C#
  • Strong experience with Microsoft .Net C# MVC web applications
  • Strong Experience with Advanced SQL, T-SQL, PL/SQL programming
  • Basic networking knowledge / Unix scripting
  • Minimum 1-2 years of experience in minimum three of following.
  • Advanced Python
  • Advanced Scala
  • React JS
  • Infrastructure/ CICD/DevOps
  • Big data / AWS Cloud / Micro services
  • Spark using scala / python/java and HDFS
  • Good understanding of AWS cloud (EC2, EMR, Lambda, S3, Glue, etc.)
  • Ansible / Fortify / Jenkins
  • QA Automation (cucumber , selenium , karate etc)
  • Exposure to addressing Vulnerabilities
Responsibilities
  • Modernization strategy (from .NET MVC to cloud-native) Assess current .NET/C#/MVC applications (dependencies, coupling, data access patterns, hosting, performance bottlenecks, security gaps). Define modernization approach per capability: rehost/refactor/re-architect/replace, prioritizing quick wins and risk reduction.
  • AWS cloud-native implementation Design and guide build-out of cloud foundations required for modern apps (networking, environments, security, observability, CI/CD). Ensure production readiness: performance testing strategy, failure-mode testing, rollout/rollback procedures.
  • Migration to existing AWS/Java (Spring/Hibernate) platforms Lead functional migration from .NET code paths to Java-based services while maintaining correctness and availability. Define interoperability approach during transition (API contracts, adapters, strangler pattern, feature toggles, compatibility layers). Partner with platform owners to ensure migrated components comply with existing Java platform conventions and deployment pipelines.
  • Engineering excellence & SDLC Set standards for clean code, code reviews, test automation, branching/release strategy, and environment promotion. Drive test strategy across stacks: unit, contract, integration, regression, and end-to-end tests; improve automation coverage. Improve build/release reliability; reduce cycle time; implement guardrails (quality gates, vulnerability scanning as applicable).
  • Security, compliance, and risk management Embed secure engineering practices (threat modelling participation, secure coding standards, dependency hygiene). Ensure appropriate handling of secrets/credentials, least-privilege access, and auditability. Identify technical risks early (data migration risk, downtime, coupling, unknown dependencies) and drive mitigation plans.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working with large datasets in Equity, Commodities, Forex, Futures and Options asset classes.
  • Experience with Index/Benchmarks or Asset Management or Trading platforms.
  • Basic Knowledge of User Interface design & development using JQuery, HTML5 & CSS.

S&P Global provides financial information and analytics to investors, corporations, and governments. Its offerings include credit ratings, market intelligence, and indices, delivered through subscription models, licensing, and transaction-based services. The company’s products combine ratings assessments, data-driven research, and benchmark indices to help clients assess risk, evaluate markets, and make informed decisions. Unlike firms that specialize in a single domain, S&P Global combines multiple core businesses—Ratings, Market Intelligence, Dow Jones Indices, and Platts—into an integrated platform that delivers comprehensive insights across credits, markets, energy, and ESG data. The company’s goal is to enable better decision-making, risk management, and growth for its clients while upholding corporate responsibility and sustainable practices.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1917

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • The Indices division's 73.8% operating margin drove 17% revenue growth, offsetting Ratings headwinds[2].
  • Strategic partnerships with Google Cloud and launch of ChatIQ accelerate agentic AI and data automation[1][2].
  • Spinning off Mobility and selling energy software will unlock value obscured by disparate business structures[3].

What critics are saying

  • High rates and trade uncertainty will compress Ratings margins by reducing credit issuance volumes in 2026[4].
  • Geoeconomic confrontation threatens cross-border data licensing revenue if regulatory fragmentation disrupts trade flows[4].
  • AI overinvestment fears and software business concerns erode confidence in S&P's tech-driven analytics segment[4].

What makes S&P Global unique

  • S&P Global owns trusted data assets like S&P 500 and credit ratings embedded in capital market workflows[1].
  • The firm holds a duopoly with Moody's in credit ratings and dominates global index licensing[6].
  • Its 2022 $44 billion IHS Markit acquisition expanded into energy, commodities, and private markets data[2].

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Professional Development Budget

401(k) Company Match

Family Planning Benefits

Employee Discounts

Company News

PR Newswire
Mar 31st, 2026
S&P Global, Cambridge Associates and Mercer launch private markets datasets for credit and real assets

S&P Global has launched the S&P Global, Cambridge Associates, Mercer Private Markets Performance Analytics datasets, the first release from a collaboration announced in 2025. The datasets provide standardised data across thousands of funds in private credit and real assets, with private equity datasets following later in 2026. Powered by S&P Global's iLEVEL platform, the datasets use a proprietary taxonomy to standardise, aggregate and anonymise data, enabling investors to compare performance, manage risk and assess portfolio impacts. The service supports both limited partners and general partners in analysing performance and making allocation decisions. The datasets are now available globally, with use cases including portfolio monitoring, risk management and competitive insights. Future releases will include data feed APIs and integrated software solutions.

PR Newswire
Mar 31st, 2026
S&P Global names Firdaus Bhathena as chief technology and transformation officer

S&P Global has appointed Firdaus Bhathena as Executive Vice President and Chief Technology and Transformation Officer, effective 27 April 2026. Bhathena will lead a unified enterprise technology organisation to accelerate growth, AI capabilities and strategic transformation, reporting directly to President and CEO Martina Cheung. Bhathena joins from FIS Global, where he served as Global Chief Technology Officer, leading a team of over 24,000 colleagues responsible for technology infrastructure, software product development and data and AI innovation. Previously, he was Senior Vice President and Enterprise Chief Digital Officer at CVS Health and co-founded several venture-backed startups, including WebLine Communications, which was acquired by Cisco Systems. The newly created role reflects S&P Global's strategy to enhance its AI capabilities and technology-driven transformation.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 29th, 2026
S&P Global shares drop 22% despite 54-year dividend streak and $14B revenue

S&P Global Inc. has declined roughly 22% over the past six months despite generating over $14 billion in annual revenue and maintaining a 54-year dividend increase streak. The decline reflects market concerns around AI disruption and uncertainty from its IHS Markit integration. The company operates across five segments—Market Intelligence, Ratings, Commodity Insights, Indices and Mobility—with largely recurring revenues. Its competitive advantage stems from network effects, regulatory entrenchment and proprietary data, including assets like CARFAX. The credit ratings division operates within an oligopoly alongside Moody's and Fitch. Analysts from Compounding Dividends highlight secular tailwinds from rising global debt and passive investing growth. Whilst risks include regulatory scrutiny, issuance volatility and AI disruption, the company's entrenched market position and data advantage present a compelling long-term investment case.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 24th, 2026
Micron Technology and S&P Global: Two growth stocks that could double your $2,000 investment

S&P Global, a finance-focused company with credit rating and market intelligence businesses, has averaged annual returns of 16.6% over the past decade. The company owns the S&P 500 index and operates the world's largest credit rating service. The stock has declined 18% recently following weaker-than-expected management projections. However, S&P Global is spinning off its Mobility segment, which includes CarFax, to generate funds for growth whilst focusing more on its core financial businesses. Micron Technology, a semiconductor company specialising in memory and storage chips, has averaged nearly 45% annual gains over the past decade and surged over 300% in the past year. Second-quarter revenue tripled year-over-year driven by strong AI-related demand. The stock trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 12.0, slightly above its five-year average of 11.4.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 19th, 2026
S&P 500 drops below 200-day average as oil surges to $112 amid Middle East escalation

The S&P 500 fell below its 200-day moving average for the first time since May 2023 as US stocks declined on Thursday amid surging oil prices and escalating Middle East conflict. The S&P 500 dropped 0.7%, whilst the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.8% and the Nasdaq Composite slid 0.8%. Brent crude rose 4% to $112 per barrel, and West Texas Intermediate climbed nearly 1% to $97 following attacks by Iran and Israel on energy facilities in Qatar and Iran. President Donald Trump threatened retaliatory strikes if further damage occurs. Micron Technology shares fell 4% despite beating analyst expectations with revenue of $23.86 billion and adjusted earnings of $12.20 per share. Analysts attributed the decline to profit-taking.