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# NET Developer - Equities Back office

- **Company:** Talan LLC
- **Location:** New York, NY, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $170,000.0 - $200,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** .NET Framework, Software Debugging, Perl (Programming Language), Unix Shell, Standard Sql, Batch Scripting
- **Published:** August 23, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.com/jobad/usfd9f19d5b0ad62f2763870804cb2a0ce

## About the Role

* 5-9 years of experience, ideally in Application Support with real hands-on development, not just monitoring
 * Strong .NET and SQL skills
 * Experience with Perl, Unix Shell, or Windows batch scripting
 * Comfort working in a ticket-driven, process-heavy environment (Incident/Change/Problem Management)
 * Prior exposure to equities or trading back office systems is a big plus
 * Good communication skills. You'll be talking to both business and technical people daily

## Description

Location: NYC (Hybrid - at least 3 days onsite/week)
Visa Sponsorship: Talan does not sponsor U.S. work permits or employment visas.
We're looking for a .NET Developer who's comfortable living in a production support environment. This isn't a pure "build from scratch" role. You'll be maintaining and improving a live equities back office system that a trading desk depends on every day.
Role and responsibilities

 * Handle daily support and resolve escalated tickets, working closely with business and technical teams to fix issues fast
 * Write, debug, and refactor code in .NET to improve and stabilize the existing system
 * Support and maintain scripts in Perl, Unix Shell, and Windows batch for scheduled jobs and automation
 * Follow formal Incident, Change, and Problem Management processes
 * Participate in requirements discussions and help shape solutions with the team
 * Build new features or small applications when the roadmap calls for it
 * Keep documentation up to date as the system evolves


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