C++ Developer
USM Business Systems · Washington, D.C.
Software EngineeringFull-time
USM Business Systems is hiring a C++ Developer in Washington, D.C., District of Columbia (full-time). Posted 6 September 2017. Apply directly on USM Business Systems's own careers site — no account needed.
Job Description
Hi,
We have Urgent Requirement for our Direct client, kindly go through the below Job Description. If you are interested please send me your updated word format resume ASAP.
Position: C++ Developer
Location: Herndon, VA,20170
Duration: Full Time
Description:
Required Skills
- At least 5 years' experience in software engineering with C++.
- Good experience with applications design and software architecture.
- Experience with compute-intensive analytics and technical computing workload solutions.
- Good exposure/understanding of end to end software development. For Ex: Test Driven Development, Continuous Integration/Delivery, Code Coverage, and DevOps.
- Understanding of design patterns, best coding practices, defensive programming.
Preferred Skills
- Understanding of fixed income products and analytics (MBS, Loans, Bonds, IR Derivatives, CMO, OAS, Duration, Convexity, KRD)
- Experience with sophisticated models (financial or scientific) and data analysis.
- Cloud experience, preferably with Amazon Web Services.
- Experience with caching and virtualization technologies.
Required Skills and Experience: C++ in a financial market exp. ; C++ and AWS/cloud exp.
Please respond with your contact info, rate and current location info to speed up the interview process. I will contact you if I need further details.
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Additional Information
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