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Job description
- Contribute to a variety of development activities
- Assist or lead application systems development, analysis, and programming activities
- Participate in an assessment of the technology experience we need for relevant roles
Technologies:
- Java
- Network
- AI
- Backend
- Support
Requirements
- Experience in Core Java (all editions)
- Knowledge of the end-to-end lifecycle of an application
- Leadership experience for more senior-level roles
Benefits & conditions
We are Citi Belfast, part of Citis global Technology team helping redefine finance at scale across 180+ countries. Our work supports systems that process $5 trillion through our network every day and helps shape global markets. We offer a business casual workplace with a hybrid working model of up to 2 days working from home per week, a competitive base salary reviewed annually, and benefits including 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays, a discretionary annual performance-related bonus, private medical care and life insurance, an employee assistance program, a pension plan, paid parental leave, special discounts for employees, family, and friends, and access to learning and development resources. We are committed to an inclusive workplace where everyone can bring their whole self to work and thrive.
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