Java Developer - Financial Services

Triangle Workforce; New York (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Triangle Workforce in New York, NY is seeking a Java-focused data engineer for enterprise systems in a regulated environment. You will build data pipelines and analytics services, connect internal and third-party platforms, and process large data sets in batch and near-real-time systems.

The role emphasizes maintainable integrations with testing, security, and audit controls, with 3+ years of related experience and strong Core Java and Python.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of related Java data engineering experience.
• Strong Core Java and Python with distributed system delivery.
• Experience with ETL, data storage, Spark, and cloud data lakes.

Responsibilities

• Build data pipelines and analytics services.
• Connect internal and third-party platforms.
• Process large data sets in batch and near-real-time systems.
• Ensure testing, security, and audit controls.

Skills

Core Java

Python

Distributed systems

Unit testing

ETL

Data storage

Data engineering

Spark

Cloud data lakes

Relational databases

Messaging

Agile/DevOps

AML concepts

Tools

ETL tools

Messaging systems

Agile/DevOps toolchain

Job description

Java Developer - Financial Services

New York, NY | Full-time | Office-based; onsite schedule to confirm

Indicative base salary: $110,000-$150,000

Triangle Workforce is recruiting a Java-focused data engineer for enterprise systems in a regulated environment. Build data pipelines and analytics services, connect internal and third-party platforms, process large data sets in batch and near-real-time systems. Deliver maintainable integrations with appropriate testing, security and audit controls.

Requirements: 3+ years related experience; strong Core Java and some Python; distributed-system delivery and unit testing; ETL, data storage and data-engineering patterns; Spark, cloud data lakes and relational databases; messaging and enterprise integration. Capital-markets, AML and surveillance concepts relevant. Vendor platforms, workflow tools and Agile/DevOps practices helpful.