Citi Commodities Technology – Application Developer - (Typescript, React) – Houston

Join Citi's Commodities Technology team as an Application Developer, where you'll play a crucial role in developing innovative applications for their global operations. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies in the financial sector, specifically focusing on the Commodities Pricing and Revenue Reporting/Analytics platform.

The role combines frontend development expertise using TypeScript and React with potential backend work in .NET. You'll be part of a global team, building high-performance, scalable applications that drive Citi's commodities technology infrastructure. The position offers a competitive salary range of $107,120 - $160,680, along with comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision coverage, 401(k), and various insurance options.

As an Application Developer, you'll be responsible for designing and maintaining critical applications, creating intuitive user interfaces, and collaborating with stakeholders to translate business requirements into technical solutions. The role requires strong experience in React UI/UX development, understanding of REST and WebSocket communications, and excellent problem-solving abilities.

The position offers a hybrid work arrangement in Houston, Texas, providing flexibility while maintaining team collaboration. Citi's commitment to professional development is evident through opportunities for knowledge sharing and mentoring other developers. While financial industry experience isn't required, this role offers exposure to the dynamic world of commodities trading technology.

The comprehensive benefits package, including paid time off, wellness programs, and potential for incentive awards, makes this an attractive opportunity for developers looking to advance their careers in a global financial institution. Citi's inclusive culture and focus on innovation create an environment where developers can thrive while working on impactful projects.