.NET Developer (Financial Services) - Sr. Risk Developer, VP

MUFG, one of the world's leading financial groups with over 120,000 employees globally, is seeking a Senior .NET Developer to join their Risk Technology team. This role combines technical expertise with financial domain knowledge, focusing on developing and maintaining critical risk management systems.

The position offers a competitive base salary range of $134,000 - $165,000, plus performance bonuses and comprehensive benefits. Working in a hybrid model (4 days office, 1 day remote) in New York, you'll be part of a team responsible for designing and integrating Middle Office Risk systems across EMEA, North America, and Asia Pacific regions.

The role involves working with cutting-edge technologies including .NET Core, Azure, Docker, and microservices architecture. You'll be developing solutions for both market and credit risk management, using the S&P Global Financial Risk Analytics (FRA) simulation engine integrated with MUFG's proprietary systems.

Key responsibilities include developing risk management solutions, liaising with business users, producing technical documentation, and providing system support. The ideal candidate will have strong C# and SQL Server skills, experience with cloud technologies, and a background in financial risk technology.

This is an excellent opportunity for a senior developer looking to work on large-scale applications in the financial sector. The role offers significant growth potential, including mentoring opportunities and exposure to various aspects of risk management technology. MUFG's culture principles emphasize client-centricity, innovation, and inclusive teamwork, making it an ideal environment for professional growth.

The position comes with comprehensive benefits including health coverage, retirement plans, educational assistance, and paid leave. MUFG's commitment to diversity and inclusion, combined with their global presence, creates an enriching work environment for technology professionals seeking to make an impact in financial services.