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Java server development experience with a focus on server-side systems. Strong knowledge of XML , Spring and Camel Framework Proficient in message queues (Kafka, JMS, ActiveMQ , IBM MQ etc.) and integration with enterprise systems. Proficient in SQL, and experience with RDBMS (SQL Server, Sybase, etc.). Working knowledge of Agile ...

including multi-threading, collections, and concurrency. FIC Trading Systems: Experience developing, maintaining, or supporting electronic trading platforms. Messaging Protocols: Familiarity with FIX protocol, MQ, JMS, or similar messaging solutions. API Development: Experience with RESTful and/or SOAP web services. Low Latency Programming: Understanding of techniques for minimizing latency ...

quality-first mindset Bonus Points: Azure Databricks, Data Platforms experience Enterprise system integration (Salesforce, SAP, Workday, ERP) Containerization (Docker, Kubernetes) Streaming technologies (Kafka, JMS) Why This Role? Challenging, high-impact work with a forward-thinking UK company. Shape the technical strategy, build cutting-edge solutions, and see your architecture drive ...

quality-first mindset Bonus Points: Azure Databricks, Data Platforms experience Enterprise system integration (Salesforce, SAP, Workday, ERP) Containerization (Docker, Kubernetes) Streaming technologies (Kafka, JMS) Why This Role? Challenging, high-impact work with a forward-thinking UK company. Shape the technical strategy, build cutting-edge solutions, and see your architecture drive ...

node strategy: Queue Processors vs. Job Schedulers, background processing, caching. Integration architecture: REST/JSON, SOAP (if needed), OAuth2/SAML, eventing (Kafka/JMS), idempotency, pagination, circuit breaker and retry patterns. Data design: enterprise data model, data pages (scope, refresh), reference data strategy, data obfuscation and masking for PII. … design mastery: REST with OAuth2 (client credentials, auth code), error handling frameworks, request/response mapping, timeouts, retries, backoff. Event-driven patterns: Kafka/JMS producers/consumers, correlation IDs, exactly-once/at-least-once semantics, dead-letter handling. Performance engineering: PDC triage, PAL reading, DB indexing considerations, cache ...