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Expert AI-Focused Full-Stack Engineer at Citi

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Senior full-stack engineer at Citi building AI-driven analytical tools and dashboards for investment banking professionals. Day-to-day involves Angular/React frontends, low-latency Java/Spring Boot microservices, Starburst-based data querying, and Model Context Protocol servers for secure AI-driven data analysis.

Join Citi as an Expert Full-Stack Engineer, specializing in AI-driven data tools and visualizations. You'll architect innovative applications that bridge data insights with investment banking processes.

This senior position requires an advanced skill set to build sophisticated web applications and reporting tools. Your role involves creating high-fidelity dashboards using Angular and React while leveraging Java/Spring Boot for backend microservices. A key focus will be designing Model Context Protocol servers that enable secure AI-driven data analysis and reporting.

Key Responsibilities: • Design complex analytical applications for financial professionals • Develop interactive, user-friendly web dashboards • Implement microservices focused on low-latency performance • Create custom Model Context Protocol tools for AI integration • Mentor junior staff and ensure the integrity of AI code

Requirements: • At least 8 years of relevant software engineering experience • Proficiency in Java, Spring Boot, Angular, and React • Experience with Starburst for querying distributed datasets • Strong knowledge of relational and NoSQL database systems • Familiarity with agile methodologies and version control

Elevate your career by engineering ground-breaking AI solutions that empower financial service professionals at Citi.

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