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Sign Up to ReadThe company provides market infrastructure to the global financial and commodities markets, giving clients access to those markets and helping them with price discovery, liquidity and data distribution.
Founded in London in 1866, it has more than 60 offices in 27 countries and around 5,200 staff.
This senior engineer role supports end users across the company's brands in a financial markets setting, handling the hardest incidents and helping the support function improve its service.
Based at City Quays 3 in Belfast, UK.
Onsite delivery is required; this is a non-hybrid role.
Grade: Professional, level 5.
Candidates who do not meet every criterion are still encouraged to apply.
The company welcomes applicants of all backgrounds and is committed to equal opportunity.
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