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# Calypso Developer

- **Company:** Nexylum Global Llc
- **Location:** Charlotte, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Agile Methodology, Scrum Methodology, Calypso Programming Language
- **Published:** September 30, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/a07b19d1-2951-4928-88f7-2a32b4da5dc1

## About the Role

* Strong experience with Calypso platform (Front Office)
 * Deep understanding of trade lifecycle, pricing, and risk flows
 * Experience handling production stability, high-severity incidents, and large-scale release coordination
 * Ability to operate in a high-pressure, release-driven environment with strong risk awareness

## Description

We are seeking a senior engineer to drive platform enhancements, integration capabilities, and production stability initiatives for the Calypso-based ecosystem. This role involves extending Calypso APIs, strengthening platform resilience, and supporting large-scale integrations across partner systems while aligning with enterprise architecture and regulatory requirements., * Enhance the Calypso Front Office and CIRC platform to support complex financial products and pricing models

 * Design and develop robust integrations with internal and external systems ensuring data consistency and scalability
 * Lead development and implementation of custom tools for operational efficiency, monitoring, and controls
 * Drive platform stability by troubleshooting critical production and integration issues
 * Collaborate closely with business stakeholders, quants, and partner applications to translate evolving requirements into scalable solutions
 * Participate in Agile ceremonies such as daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and backlog grooming


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