Senior Java/Scala Developer
Morgan Stanley1 day ago
Glasgow, United KingdomStaff+
Responsibilities
- Join the Regulatory Reporting agile squad supporting Equity Swaps Trading technology and global OTC equity swap businesses.
- Develop and support Scala-based regulatory reporting systems for global compliance requirements.
- Build enhancements and fixes for intraday and end-of-day reporting systems.
- Perform unit testing, support UAT, prepare release notes, coordinate signoffs, deploy changes, and provide post-release production support.
- Own complex problems and key feature delivery while partnering with business users and stakeholders.
Requirements
- Enterprise-level Scala development experience is preferred, while strong Java developers willing to learn Scala will also be considered.
- At least 8 years of relevant experience is generally expected.
- Minimum bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or another Science discipline, or equivalent experience.
- Experience with message- and event-based architectures, including MQ and Kafka.
- Experience working in Unix/Linux environments.
- Basic scripting experience in Unix, Perl, or Python is beneficial.
- Experience with relational databases and writing and optimizing SQL queries.
- Experience using AI tools such as Claude, Amp, Deep Search, or similar to accelerate software development while maintaining technical judgment.
- Interest in learning the business supported by the applications.
- Knowledge of global regulatory reporting, equity derivatives, database performance tuning, or AI-assisted development workflows is helpful but not essential.
Benefits
- Hybrid and flexible working arrangements are available.
- The company offers comprehensive employee benefits and perks supporting employees and their families.
- Employees have opportunities for career mobility across the business.
About Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley is a global financial services firm that provides investment banking, sales and trading, wealth management, and investment management to corporations, governments, institutions, and individuals. It earns fees, commissions, and interest and trading income across advisory, underwriting, brokerage, and asset management businesses. Founded in 1935 and headquartered in New York, the public company operates in more than 40 countries through thousands of offices, including a large U.S. wealth management franchise.