[C# / Java] Application Developer - Global Finance Firm - 2015
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Job Information
Recruiter
Michael Page(Japan)- Job ID
- 564843
- Company Type
International Company
- Job Type
Temporary
- Location
Tokyo – 23 Wards
- Salary
Based on hourly rate
- Hourly Rate
¥5000 – ¥7000
- Date Refreshed
Today
General Requirements
- Minimum Experience Level
Over 1 year
- Career Level
Mid Career
- Minimum English Level
Business Level
- Minimum Japanese Level
Daily Conversation
- Minimum Education Level
Bachelor’s Degree
- Visa Status
Japanese national or permission to work in Japan required
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Finance, Economics or a Mathematical Science (or equivalent professional experience)
- Minimum 5 years hands-on development in C# / Java
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Experience working in finance or banking preferred
- Knowledge of Object Oriented principles / design, Dependency Injection
- Excellent troubleshooting skills and ability to quickly grasp new concepts
- Desire and ability to succeed in an highly competitive environment
- Highly motivated self-starter capable of working independently
- SCRUM / Agile practices
- Attractive Salary
- Positive work environment
Job Description
Our Client seeks an experienced programmer with proven skill in C# and / or Java. The Application Developer will be programming, enhancing, and supporting financial applications for a well-known multinational firm.
Required Skills
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To apply online please click the ‘Apply’ button below. For a confidential discussion about this role please contact Lewis A Jones quoting reference number H2491580 on +813 6832 8658.
Company Description
Our Client is a leading financial services company with a fast-paced work environment and a strong focus on teamwork and collaboration. Your team’s daily work will be driven by a combination of new business, recurring projects, and the enhancement of existing operations.
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