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US-NY-NYC: Unix C/C++ Developers (Financial Firm)| Pencom (4) |  |
| Great opportunity to join a diverse, industry-knowledgeable, technically skilled group of software engineers designining highly visible products for our major financial services client firm. The successful candidate will join one of the team specializing in analytics and financial data. They are seeking self-motivated, highly experienced C/C++ Software Engineers to join their teams handling the complete development life-cycle of its products. Team members will work every phase of development from requirements and design to production roll-out and test. While superb application development skills, a strong user-orientation, and creativity are a must, knowledge of financial industry is just a plus. REQUIREMENTS -At least a bachelor degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Finance or Related Field (or equivalent expertise) -5+ years hands-on C/C++ Development Experience on Unix (or equivalent expertise) -Strong skills in User-Oriented Design -Solid knowledge of Data Structures, Algorithms, and Object-Oriented design -Experience with Unit/ Regression Testing and version control systems -Good verbal and written Communication skills SALARY: OPEN, Annual CONTACT Tom Morgan Vice President Pencom Systems Incorporated 152 Remsen Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 email: tom.morgan@pencom.com <mailto:tom.morgan@pencom.com> Visit http://www.wallstreettechjobs.com for complete listing of software and systems engineering jobs offered by major financial institutions in NYC's Wall Street area. ABOUT US Pencom Systems Incorporated has over 30 years of experience recruiting the most talented high-technology professionals for the best companies in the world. We have worked with a distinguished client base ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to the hottest high-technology companies. With headquarters in New York, Pencom also has offices in all major North American technology corridors. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.pencom.com | |
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