Hybrid VP, Lead Software Engineer - Microservices & Cloud

Morgan Stanley; Alpharetta (GA); Hybrid; USD 158,000 - 193,000; Full time

Job summary

Morgan Stanley in Alpharetta, GA seeks a Vice President, Lead Software Engineer to deliver a robust, loosely coupled stack of run-time API and microservices for Wealth Management across multiple channels. Build foundational services, API models and cloud-ready interfaces, supporting CI/CD and industry-standard security.

You're expected to design and implement SOAP/REST APIs, leverage .NET, C#, Kafka, and cloud technologies, and ensure high availability with low latency.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
• 5 years of experience in the position offered or related IT roles.
• Experience building microservices, APIs, and secure integrations.

Responsibilities

• Deliver a robust, loosely coupled stack of run-time API / microservices to support Wealth Management processes across channels.
• Develop API models and cloud-ready interfaces to enable CI/CD across multiple channel consumers.
• Apply API security standards and design best practices to ensure high availability and reliability.

Skills

C#

.NET Framework

.NET Core

Microservices

Web Services

APIs

SOAP/REST

Azure

Docker

Kubernetes

SQL Server

Kafka

IBM MQ

Python

JSON

WSDL

Visual Studio

Education

Bachelor's degree in Information Technology or related field

Tools

Azure

Docker

Kubernetes

SQL Server

Kafka

IBM MQ

Swagger

Visual Studio

JSON

WSDL

Job description

Morgan Stanley in Alpharetta, GA seeks a Vice President, Lead Software Engineer to deliver a robust, loosely coupled stack of run-time API and microservices for Wealth Management across multiple channels. Build foundational services, API models and cloud-ready interfaces, supporting CI/CD and industry-standard security.

You're expected to design and implement SOAP/REST APIs, leverage .NET, C#, Kafka, and cloud technologies, and ensure high availability with low latency.