1 day ago
Toronto, CanadaSenior
Responsibilities
- Perform and coordinate complex application programming and backend development activities.
- Design application technical infrastructure using databases, programming languages, utilities, and testing approaches.
- Lead the design and development of cost-effective and innovative solutions.
- Develop multi-year technology roadmaps aligned with the bank’s vision, strategy, and business goals.
- Lead complex projects involving backend systems, new technologies, and enhancements to existing applications.
- Lead code-review sessions and collaborate with the ECIS team to keep projects on track.
- Support and mentor intermediate and senior developers through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and problem solving.
Requirements
- At least 8 years of experience with Microservices, Java/J2EE, JSON REST APIs, XML SOAP, RDBMS/SQL, Docker, Maven or Gradle, Postman, JUnit, application security scanning tools, cloud technologies, Jenkins, CI/CD, and Git.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science or a technical discipline.
- Object-oriented design, structured Software Development Life Cycle, and Agile experience are assets.
- Strong strategic planning, analytical, collaboration, mentoring, application development, and project management capabilities.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and incentive pay.
- Banking benefits, a benefits program, defined benefit pension plan, employee share purchase plan, vacation offering, wellbeing support, and social recognition program.
- Paid Purpose Day for personal growth and development.
- Toronto-based hybrid work arrangement with 1–3 days per week on-site and other days remote; the posting also states that the role requires on-site work to successfully perform the work.
- Regular employment with 37.5 weekly hours.
About CIBC
CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) provides retail, business, wealth management, and capital markets services to individuals, small and mid-sized businesses, and institutional clients in Canada and the U.S. It earns revenue from interest income, fees, and trading and advisory services, and offers digital and branch banking, mortgages, credit cards, and investment products. Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Toronto, it is one of Canada’s Big Five banks and is listed on the TSX and NYSE (CM).