2 months ago
Brussels, BelgiumSenior
Responsibilities
- Manage and configure Murex MX.3 and related applications.
- Install, upgrade, and patch technology environments.
- Design and maintain integrations between trading, risk, market-data, and settlement systems.
- Monitor performance and data flows and ensure the stability of overnight processing.
- Analyze and resolve incidents and problems.
- Automate operational tasks and deployments.
- Document architecture and processes.
- Translate business and risk requirements into IT solutions.
- Support, coach, and help organize team members in an Agile/Scrum context.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in IT, engineering, or a comparable field.
- Strong analytical skills, communication skills, and team orientation.
- Knowledge of Dutch or French and English.
- Experience working in a complex IT environment.
- Technical skills in Linux/Unix, scripting, SQL, databases, Java and/or Python, APIs and integrations, batch processing, and monitoring.
- Experience with Murex, financial products, P&L, risk, or Scrum Master responsibilities is advantageous.
- Ownership, responsibility, structured working habits, stress resilience, ability to explain complex matters clearly, proactivity, and an automation-oriented mindset.
Benefits
- Full-time permanent employment contract.
- Salary complemented by a flexible personal budget and benefits including meal vouchers, employee discounts, hospitalization insurance, and group insurance.
- Training opportunities and career development across the Belfius group.
- Flexible working hours, a combination of office and home working, and an attractive number of vacation days.
- Modern workplace in central Brussels with a fitness facility, healthy restaurant, and collaboration spaces.
About Belfius
Belfius is a Belgian bank-insurer offering retail and business banking, insurance, and investment services to individuals, companies, and the public sector. Formerly Dexia Bank Belgium, it was taken over by the Belgian state during the 2011 financial crisis and rebranded as Belfius in 2012; the federal government remains its sole shareholder. Headquartered in Brussels, it also operates a mobile banking platform.