Integration Engineer – FIX, Linux, SQL, Front Office - Elite FinTech - £70,000-£120,000 + Bonus

Hunter Bond; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading recruitment agency is seeking an experienced Integration Engineer for a role in Financial Services in London. The position involves integrating new products into the Production environment and managing various projects, from application rollouts to automation of tasks for enhanced efficiency. Ideal candidates will have experience in a Production Support or Integration role, with strong skills in Linux and SQL. The role offers a hybrid working model.

Qualifications

• Experience in a Production Support or Integration role within Financial Services.

Responsibilities

• Integration of new products into the Production environment.
• Project Management of application rollouts and implementation.
• Providing support to various teams.
• Maintaining EoL procedures for hardware and software.
• Working with 3rd parties.
• Support for newly released applications.
• Automation of tasks for efficiency.

Skills

Integration with Production environment

Project Management

Linux

SQL

Automation

Job description

Job title: Integration Engineer – FIX, Linux, SQL, Front Office

Client: FinTech

Location: London / Hybrid

The role:

My client are seeking an individual with experience ideally working in the Front Office.

You will work closely with a number of different teams who focus on the Trading Production environment.

Responsibilities:

• Integration of new products into the Production environment
• Project Management of projects large and small – application rollouts and implementation
• Providing support to various teams, and for the Production environment
• Maintaining EoL procedures for hardware and software
• Working with 3rd parties
• Support for newly released applications
• Automation of tasks wherever possible for efficiency

You will have:

• Experience working in a Production Support or Integration role within Financial Services