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As the founding entity of RAINBOW PARTNERS, Quanteam is a consulting firm specializing in Banking, Finance, and Financial Services. Guided by our core values of closeness, teamwork, diversity, and excellence, our team of 1,000 expert consultants, representing 35 different nationalities, collaborates across 10 international offices: We are looking for a C# Developer for one of our clients, an investment bank set in Montreal As a C# Developer, the team is asked to be versatile, display leadership qualities, and approach challenges with enthusiasm, delivering innovative solutions that support the business growth. Within an AGILE environment, the team''s responsibilities include crafting and supporting software for trade booking, position management, settlement, and straight through processing of electronic trades within the Post Trade FIC (Fixed Income & Currencies) team. The team develops a strategic trading tool for trade capture and regulatory reporting in FIC perimeter, covering back-end development. The role extends from conceptualization to delivery, adhering to agile, continuous delivery, and change management processes. Development (C#, .net framework, WPF, windows, linux, kubenetes, Azure and all subsequent technologies). Building applications for diverse front office businesses Ensuring seamless integration of data and flows with other trading and settlement applications Managing end-to-end initiatives by collaborating with users and business analysts, translating requirements into systems, proposing designs, and overseeing implementation Level 3 support Defining architectural frameworks for new developments Platform monitoring and incident anticipation NET/C# development experience. net Framework and WPF Able to contribute to architecture choices, intervene on different Streams (AKS, Monitoring, Modularization, laC, diagnostic and debug), and be a reference for other developers. Mastery of object-oriented programming. Understanding of agile development practices. io, RabbitMQ), network protocols, and socket programming. Knowledge in risk analysis and pricing Undergraduate or Graduate degree in Computer Science or related concentration.