Senior Murex Developer – Capital Markets & Regulatory IT

Unleash innovation in financial technology — drive transformative solutions on the Murex platform! Lisbon-based opportunity with hybrid work model. As a Senior Murex Developer / Specialist, you will be working for our client within the Capital Markets and Regulatory IT sector. You will be instrumental in delivering cutting-edge enhancements and maintaining critical components of the Murex platform, supporting compliance, risk management, and automation initiatives. This is a unique chance to advance your career while transforming the future of financial technology. Your main responsibilities: Implement evolutionary and corrective maintenance tasks across core Murex modules, ensuring system stability and performance. Collaborate on module integration, working with Datamart, MSL, and MXML Exchange for reporting, workflows, and data messaging. Write complex PL/SQL procedures, optimize Oracle SQL queries, and develop Shell/Python automation scripts to streamline operations. Develop and maintain XML, XSLT, and HTML transformations, and integrate SOAP web services for data exchange. Drive test automation, improve development pipelines, and manage source code within a Git environment. Participate actively in Agile sprint ceremonies, ensuring transparent communication and continuous knowledge sharing. You're ideal for this role if you have: At least 8 years of experience in Murex development or capital markets IT projects. Advanced proficiency in Murex core modules: Datamart, MSL, MxML/Exchange. Strong command of Oracle SQL, PL/SQL, and scripting languages like Shell and Python. Experience working with data transformation protocols such as XSLT, XML, HTML, and SOAP. Familiarity with version control systems, particularly Git. Fluent English language skills for effective communication. It is a strong plus if you have: Certifications or additional expertise in risk or regulatory compliance. Experience in Agile frameworks and CI/CD pipelines. Language required for the role: Flu