Global Markets Murex Environment Manager

OCBC Group; Singapore; Hybrid; SGD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

OCBC Group in Singapore is seeking a highly experienced Global Markets Environment Manager to lead end-to-end Murex environments across development, SIT, UAT, performance testing, pre-production and production. The role emphasizes environment strategy, release coordination, infrastructure planning and governance.

You will collaborate with Infrastructure, DBA and QA teams to ensure availability, stability, and scalable performance while driving automation and DevOps practices in a complex GM

Qualifications

• More than 10 years of experience in managing and supporting complex applications such as Murex across multiple environments (Development, SIT, UAT, Performance Testing, Pre-Production and Production).
• Strong understanding of Murex architecture and environment governance.
• Experience coordinating releases and managing infrastructure-related risks.

Responsibilities

• Own and manage end-to-end Murex environments across all non-production and production landscapes.
• Ensure availability, stability, and performance of GM Front-to-Back and Risk applications in test environments.
• Coordinate environment provisioning, refreshes, cloning, and decommissioning activities.
• Collaborate with Infrastructure, Database, Middleware, and Cloud teams to optimize environment performance.

Skills

Murex expertise

Environment management

Release coordination

Stakeholder management

Education

Degree in Software Engineering/CS

Job description

OCBC Group in Singapore is seeking a highly experienced Global Markets Environment Manager to lead end-to-end Murex environments across development, SIT, UAT, performance testing, pre-production and production. The role emphasizes environment strategy, release coordination, infrastructure planning and governance.

You will collaborate with Infrastructure, DBA and QA teams to ensure availability, stability, and scalable performance while driving automation and DevOps practices in a complex GM