Software Engineer (Associate) - GMIT Trade Processing at Nomura
At a glance
- Company
- Nomura
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Work arrangement
- On-site
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Experience
- 2–5 years
- Working hours
- 40 hours
- Visa sponsorship
- Offered, according to the listing
- Posted
- Added to The Stack
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Updated 2026-11-05, from our data and official sources.
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About the role
Responsibilities:
- Design, build and deploy components of a global cross-asset trade processing platform across phased deliverables.
- Develop services for trade capture, persistence, distribution and on-demand real-time access for downstream systems.
- Use Nomura DevOps processes to deploy to non-production and production environments.
- Provide system support (not first-line) and contribute to maintenance and incident resolution.
- Coordinate with other Global Markets teams to integrate capabilities and ensure reliable data flows.
Requirements:
- Strong Java development skills and understanding of testing and DevOps in the delivery lifecycle.
- Experience with distributed messaging (JMS, Apache Pulsar or Solace) and relational databases (MS SQL Server).
- Familiarity with Spring framework, Spring Boot and reactive frameworks (Project Reactor / Spring WebFlux) is desirable.
- Additional skills in JavaScript/React or Python are beneficial.
- Able to work effectively across time zones with strong communication and collaboration skills; interest in AI integration is a plus.
Responsibilities
The candidate will design, build, and deploy a global cross-asset trade processing system within a phased development framework. Responsibilities include developing critical services for trade capture and distribution, leveraging DevOps for deployment, and providing system maintenance.
Requirements
Candidates must have strong Java development skills and experience with distributed messaging technologies and relational databases. Proficiency in Spring frameworks and the ability to work effectively within a global team across multiple time zones are essential.
Key skills
- Java — in 360 other listings on The Stack
- Spring — in 32 other listings on The Stack
- Spring Boot — in 147 other listings on The Stack
- Project Reactor — in 1 other listing on The Stack
- Spring Webflux — in 1 other listing on The Stack
- JMS — in 1 other listing on The Stack
- Apache Pulsar — in 7 other listings on The Stack
- Solace — in 4 other listings on The Stack
- MS SQL Server
- JavaScript
- React
- Python
- DevOps
- Trade processing
- Distributed messaging
- AI
On The Stack (as of 2026-11-05)
Frequently asked questions about Nomura
Is this Software Engineer (Associate) - GMIT Trade Processing role still open?
It was posted on 2026-10-07 and is listed as active on The Stack. Confirm on Nomura's application page before applying.
Does Nomura offer visa sponsorship?
This listing is marked as offering visa sponsorship. Eligibility rules are set by the employer, so check the details on Nomura's site.
Where is this role located?
The listing gives the location as United Kingdom. It is marked on-site.
What skills does this role ask for?
The listing names: Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Project Reactor, Spring Webflux, JMS, Apache Pulsar, Solace, MS SQL Server, JavaScript, React, Python, DevOps, Trade processing, Distributed messaging, AI.