Senior Technical Analyst / Developer

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain core banking functionality on the Core Banking platform, including deposits, loans, remittance, general ledger, and third-party integration components.
• Build and enhance application logic using Profile Scripting Language (PSL) and Java Spring-based front-end components, ensuring high availability and real-time performance.
• Develop and optimize data access against the MUMPS/GTM NoSQL database, including data models, queries, and integration routines.
• Troubleshoot production issues, conduct root cause analysis, and deliver sustainable solutions within established SLAs.
• Conduct code reviews, establish technical standards, and mentor junior and mid-level engineers.
• Collaborate with product managers, business analysts, QA teams, and customer stakeholders to scope, estimate, and deliver project releases.
• Facilitate technical discussions, workshops, solution walkthroughs, and issue resolution sessions with Thai-speaking business and technical teams.

Required Qualifications

·       Technical Skills

·       Proficiency in Profile Scripting Language (PSL).

·       Strong Java and Spring development for the Profile front end.

·       Experience with MUMPS / GTM and NoSQL data stores.

·       Solid understanding of real-time, high-throughput transaction processing.

·       Experience integrating core banking applications with external and third- party systems.

·  English Proficiency and Thai native speaker

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