Avaloq Application Developer (f/m/d)
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Zürich
- First posted
Become part of our team!
In the Tax & Clients team, we are responsible for central regulatory and customer-related services of our Core Banking Application. Together, we drive the implementation, digitalization, and automation of regulatory processes. In close cooperation with the specialist departments, we develop sustainable solutions that ensure high service quality, regulatory compliance, and efficient processes.
For our locations at Zürich-Flughafen and in St. Gallen, we are looking for an engaged and reliable personality as an Avaloq Application Developer (f/m/d) starting immediately or by arrangement.
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What awaits you? ##
• The further development of our regulatory services in Avaloq and the implementation of requirements in the areas of AML, Tax and Crossborder.
• The digitalization and automation of regulatory processes with a focus on efficiency, quality and sustainability.
• The analysis of functional requirements as well as the conception and implementation of future-oriented technical solutions together with Business and IT.
• Participation in the analysis and resolution of productive incidents to ensure stable service operations.
• A versatile environment with the opportunity to actively shape and further develop regulatory solutions.
What do you bring with you? ##
• Several years of experience in Avaloq development, a successfully completed Avaloq certification as well as ideally experience in Client Lifecycle Management (CLM).
• Very good knowledge of PL/SQL and Oracle SQL.
• Experience in dealing with data models, data migrations as well as the implementation of interface solutions.
• Knowledge in the regulatory environment of a bank, especially in the topics of AML, Tax, Crossborder and/or Compliance.
• Fast comprehension of complex regulatory contexts and dependencies as well as strong analytical skills.
• Very good German skills
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Posted 2 weeks ago