Senior Analyst Programmer (.NET) – Financial Services | Up to 40K
About the role
Lead system design and translate business requirements into clear program specifications and technical designs. Own hands-on development, maintenance, and environment enhancements for MS .NET applications integrated with MS SQL. Conduct feasibility studies and solution assessments for new business and regulatory requirements.
Key responsibilities
Lead system design and translate business requirements into clear program specifications and technical designs
Own hands-on development, maintenance, and environment enhancements for MS .NET applications integrated with MS SQL
Conduct feasibility studies and solution assessments for new business and regulatory requirements
Produce comprehensive documentation: requirements, technical specifications, system flows, and user manuals
Lead full SDLC activities—design, coding, testing (SIT/UAT), implementation, support, and continuous enhancements
Develop SIT/UAT test plans, manage test execution, and ensure complete, traceable test documentation
Deliver user training and create clear, user-friendly manuals and guides
Coordinate system deployments and release activities with IT infrastructure, QA, business teams, and external vendors
Provide production support, troubleshoot incidents, and implement timely fixes and improvements
Perform ad-hoc duties and special projects as required
About you
University degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related discipline
7+ years of IT experience with strong, hands-on MS .NET development and MS SQL expertise
Solid grasp of the Software Development Life Cycle and experience managing SIT/UAT and production releases
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with a practical, solution-oriented mindset
Strong communication and stakeholder management skills; able to collaborate effectively with business users, technical teams, and vendors
Positive attitude and resilience—comfortable working under pressure in a fast-paced environment
Fluency in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin (written and spoken)