System Analyst

Kuehne+Nagel
Milton Keynes
1 year ago
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System Analyst

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom | Finance & Controlling | Vollzeit | SGI2134355

Are you looking for a new challenge and also, understand financial systems? As the subject matter expert of the technical design and application logic of the global complex financial system Acon* which is running over 100 countries, you propose a wide range of sophisticated IT solutions to meet Corporate Finance needs from a holistic point of view.

Your Role Acon is a massive enterprise-scale in-house developed global financial system in Kuehne Nagel which contains extensively complicated logics and state-of-the-art technologies and as a system analyst, you ensure the adherence to software quality standards and development practices are applied to the team. Your Responsibilities

  • To deeply analyze the complex requirements of finance departments of different regions globally and provide expert advice to the team through meetings and conference calls.
  • To monitor the quality software standard of the team and provide coaching to other team members if necessary.
  • To develop complex software functions by writing quality software code and provide application, technical, impact analysis for changes to system design support in Rich Client, Web, Mobile platform.
  • To develop and maintain integration services with other functions, modules and systems and to deeply understand the relationships between them.
  • To be able to play the role of mentor/guide to rest of the developers.
  • Point of contact for Corporate Finance IT team.

Your Skills and Experiences

  • Bachelor's/ Masters degree in computer science, engineering, IT or equivalent field.
  • Experience in working with a global/Diverse team.
  • Must have hands-on experience in Java, SQL, Oracle, Hibernate, Spring, MongoDB, Quarkus, React, Angular, etc.
  • Preferably also know Mobile Programming, Cloud computing, AI and Machine Learning, Accounting and Financial Knowledge, etc.
  • Must be a team player with good communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Fluent in English.

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Good Reasons to Join Your work will have a direct influence on the future of logistics and IT. Your colleagues are experts who shape the IT industry in UK and worldwide. We want you to feel comfortable in your working surroundings. Therefore, we are offering you flexible working hours and mobile working arrangements. We value teamwork, continuous learning, and diversity. Kuehne + Nagel is offering you a custom-made career – through individual planning and supervisors who support and advise you in every way. Personally, you get supported by a lot of work-life-balance offerings and supplementary health insurance.

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