Software Engineer (Backend-Java)
NavaFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
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Candidates need at least 3-5 years of software development experience, solid knowledge of Java (preferably 17, 21 or above), understanding of concurrency, parallelism, exception handling, locking and resource contention in Java, real-world application of Java Design Patterns and System Design, Spring Boot, Core, IOC, DI, databases including SQL, Oracle, Postgres, and communication using REST and messaging services like ActiveMQ or Kafka.
The role is based in the Nasdaq technology center in Bengaluru (Bangalore), India.
You'll join the NE CSD Engineering Team in an international environment, working with talented people from around the world in agile projects on complex, high-quality financial systems, with freedom to make decisions and take responsibility.
The position involves developing software solutions using Java 17, 21, Spring Framework, Oracle, and Postgres, along with exposure to cloud solutions, distributed systems, microservices, AWS EKS, and AI tools like Github CoPilot.
Strong candidates have 3-5 years of experience with Java backend development, proficiency in Spring, databases like Oracle and Postgres, distributed systems, and a drive for innovation and high-quality solutions; experience with AWS and AI tools like Github CoPilot is a plus.
Operates electronic stock exchange and financial services
Nasdaq operates one of the largest electronic stock exchanges in the world, providing a platform for buying and selling securities. It caters to a wide range of clients, including individual and institutional investors, as well as corporations. Nasdaq offers various financial products and services, such as the Nasdaq Smart Portfolio, which uses advanced analytics to help investors optimize their stock portfolios. Additionally, Nasdaq supports non-financial marketplaces and is recognized for its efforts in sustainable investment practices. The company earns revenue through transaction and listing fees, along with subscription services for its products. Nasdaq aims for global expansion and innovation, with nearly 40 offices around the world.